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    Wow, nice save.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    I trued up the bottom of the handle, then took a spear point tool and cut small circle recesses in towards the middle for the epoxy to grab onto. I made sure that I stayed away from the edge. The Horn I made sure the side to be glued was completely flat, and then drill 1/16" holes, randomly, 1/16" deep. Also for the epoxy to grab onto, also staying away from the outer edge. Used the tailstock as the clamp with a piece of maple in between the horn and the tailstock tip, to not mark the horn.
    Interesting technique with the random holes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Interesting technique with the random holes.
    It makes sense. Just as Charlie Lewis shows in his online video on how to make wooden scales and how to apply a drop of the glue to one side in a few places, then apply drops opposite but in between the other drops on the opposite side.

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  • 05-06-2014, 12:08 AM #44
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    The holes and grooves are there for the epoxy to hold onto while the wood and horn try and tear apart from one another. I'm confident it wont.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Razorfeld View Post
    The more I see it the more I want it. Harrywally please PM me with possible price and brush options. My BAD will be glad (my bank account not, but what the hell, gotta lather the face. Might as well be in style.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    The holes and grooves are there for the epoxy to hold onto while the wood and horn try and tear apart from one another. I'm confident it wont.
    Fully understand,you asked me how i did this last year.
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  • 05-06-2014, 12:25 AM #47
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    I've asked you many questions, I'm still learning. Is this the way you do it, or what was your answer?
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    No prob,happy to help anytime.
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    Now that was a save and a half!!

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    Finished up last night. Decided to go with the old and then a wax finish on this one. Anything too glossy would be stealing away from this one. The Badger is a 28mm finest 2 band set at 50mm loft. I really enjoyed doing this one and may do some more crazy wood combos.

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