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  1. 06-22-2021, 01:06 PM #1
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    Default Bengall W/Buffalo Bone

    My first try at Bone scales I am pleased with the over all outcome But do not look forward to working with bone again.
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    That is a nice shape. Well done.
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    Those turned out very well and the pining too.

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    Very nice, John.!
    Your a natural.
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    Good job!
    Look great
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    Looks good to me. What did you not like about the bone?
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    I’m interested too. I just did my first set of bone scales and am in love so far.
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    Top job. Good stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Looks good to me. What did you not like about the bone?
    The difficulty cutting and the smell more than anything. So far it is just not enjoyable to work with. To me anyhow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audels1 View Post
    The difficulty cutting and the smell more than anything. So far it is just not enjoyable to work with. To me anyhow.
    I suspect the use of power tools contributed to the smell problem. It’s a natural material and the friction generated heat of fast moving metal on bone generates a very unpleasant odour. When you watch bone carver YouTube videos, they warn about that, but those who use handtools don’t seem to comment on it.
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