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    Default Something different

    After all of the cutwork on the last project, this project is a nice change of pace.
    It's inlayed maple burl in a polished nickle scale.
    I've got the metal part of the scales done, and inlayed the burl vanieer.
    I did have a small piece of the vaneer chip on me, and will have to deal with that when I get back to the bench next week.
    The wood is inset into the metal and sets down just a bit to allow for a final sealing coat of crystal epoxy. That will seal the wood, and protect it and come up even with the level of the metal.
    These scales have been really fun to play with and are *much* lighter that I would have expected when starting out on this project.

    enjoy.
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    Those are super cool. That is a great idea.
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    Agreed, great idea. I'm sure once it finished up it will be a real looker.

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    Very nice John and I agree with it being a great idea. It's refreshing to see some new styles in quality scales and workmanship. I look forward to seeing the finished work!
    “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” (A. Einstein)

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    Very nice! Those will look fantastic when all finished up. Can't wait to see them with a blade in between

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    Nice work as always John.
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    Some tiger,curley,fancy maple would look good in there too !! Nice idea,and its nice to see another new design.

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    That's very nice and sleek looking. Can't wait to see the finished product.

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    Quit teasing me! All the good comments and I can't see the images.

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    I can't see them either.
    I had issues posting images earlier tonight, is there something going on with the Image server?

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