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    The Great & Powerful Oz onimaru55's Avatar
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    Great blend of color & design
    Mosaic pin's a nice touch.
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    Great Colour blend and one of the best from you so far.

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    Very nice scales. Stunning work.
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    Absolutely beautiful!!!

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    First, wonderful work. My favorite here, hands down.

    I was wondering how you glued the wood together.

    Thanks,

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    Epoxy. Sanded the slabs to the correct thickness, gave one side a thin coat of epoxy and clamped them together between a couple scrap hunks of wood over night.

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    Awesome! Thanks for the information. I am planing on using some burl veneer for the outside of some scales and was thinking of doing it just as you did. I feel more confident now.

    Thanks.

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    I am getting ready to cut another dozen scales tomorrow. I was going to do another bloodwood backed set and a yellowheart backed set. This time the ebony will be much thinner so I get a larger contrast ring around the scale.

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    I think a bloodwood and yellowheart set would look really great too. just personal opinion

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    Superb!, really nicely done

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