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Here is a preview of my Wapi scales I just made. I made 2 exactly the same. I will post both as soon as I pin the other one. Bloodwood w/ Maple spacer and abalone inlay, finished in Tung oil and Renaissance Wax. These were a test for some ebony scales I am going to make for a Joseph Elliot Wedge, which I am going to put 4 inlays on each side starting from large to small dots.
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Very good! :tu
Very nice. Elegant. Please describe your inlay process. I am interested in doing some inlay, but have zero experience with it.
Classy!
Great work!
Beautiful work there, i love the MOP at the bottom end, i do appreciate a clean smooth and flowing finish on scales.
My hats off to you.
regards,simon:tu
Thanks you guys. The inlays were done with a dremel and a steady hand. Any mistakes, which were very slight, were covered up with homemade wood filler (elmers glue + sanded wood filings.) I make all my scales totally by hand + dremel right now. Takes longer but the investment is low and the satisfaction is high. Just a hobby right now. If I was going to start making them more frequently I would invest in some power tools. Been hand sanding a wedge blade for 2 days now...ughhh
Very nicely done and just remember that hand-sanding is great for building character!
Well here they are. All Done.
Still hand sanding that blade...
http://www.chozick.com/images/wapis.jpg
Beautiful job. I am very impressed and encouraged to try my had at fashioning some scales.
Thanks for sharing!
I reall like that inlay, it breaks up the scales.Th low gloss finish on the wood really makes the inlay "pop". A job well done.
Great job, and you repeated it too! Looking forward to how the additional MOP coin inlays look on the Joseph Elliot.
lovely stuff, well done.....!!!
Well Done.....:tu