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Thread: Germania Cutlery Works.... 2nd go around turned out very well

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    Default Germania Cutlery Works.... 2nd go around turned out very well

    The first time i made scales for this i tried rounded at it split at the end... i cried, but thankfully with a lot of helpful advice i finished it again! This time no disaster....

    Scales are made of "Tigre Caspi" or "Marblewood". these ones turned out way smoother than the bloodwood and was a lot easier to work with, maybe helped i got me a band-saw which is a million times easier to work with than the scroll-saw i had. The only part i wasnt satisfied with is the finish of the blade, you can see in one of the pics if you look at a certain angle it looks cloudy and i couldnt sand it out. But over all very pleased with it.
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    Nicely done. Each time it will get easier and better. Keep up the good work.

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    Good job
    The grain is great.
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    Good looking scales! I like the patterns in the wood well done!
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    The more we practice, the more experience. Each time, the product will turn out better and better. Good For You!

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    Looks great! Nice work.

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