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    Default Some of my Favorite things

    Imperial Jade re-con,Pre-ban Ivory,Cape Buff. Horn, Lignum Vitae.
    24mm Overstuffed TGN Fan in finest.
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    Excellent work Bill! That's polished so nice it looks wet.
    I love living in the past...

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    Thanks man,took this one to 9 micron with 3 M polishing Paper,than rottenstone and oil, several coats of renwax.
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    Bill what makes you decide to when use tung oil or not?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyalCake View Post
    Bill what makes you decide to when use tung oil or not?
    Never use tung oil,almond oil and rottonstone,Than wax.
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    Ah - well there you go! Haha. For some reason I thought you used tongue oil.
    Seems like the debate is always whether it not to *try* to put a waterproof seal on, or rather something less permanent like oils and waxes.
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    Tung oil actually is not that durable,I use a product called Preserve,is also used on cutting boards,On wood it penetrates deeply.
    I have brushes I made 10 years ago that still are in fine condition,zero problems.
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    Oh my,,,he's at it again,,,,,,,,,,Name:  Lurking Smily.gif
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    Very nice work once again! the transition between materials looks stunning like it was melted together.

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    Thx Martin
    The key to doing the composite handles is all needs to be precision machined,No glue lines allowed
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