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    Resetting the inlay takes a restoration like this to the next level. But, of course, you already know that.

    Nice work as usual.

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    OOOH, NIFTY!!!

    Can I send you something or other which is probably in desperate need of the hot rock treatment?

    Nice work, 6gun, very nice work,


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    That acrylic is sweet!!! Very nicely done.

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    Those are nice scales. Do you make the material to look like that (the lava) or do you buy it in a sheet?

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    Love the scale material.....and your craftsmanship always shines through. Very nice.
    Bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by prosneek View Post
    Those are nice scales. Do you make the material to look like that (the lava) or do you buy it in a sheet?

    Actually neither, I look high and low for the blocks that have the 6 in plus length, needed for razors, then cut it into blanks... The direction of the cut in relation to the block, can get different looks.... Much like cutting a wood block the grain changes as you cut out the blanks....

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    Glen,
    Those scales are out of this world!

    Great job with the inlay. As always your work is pure artistry.
    Lu

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