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  1. 02-17-2011, 05:38 AM #1
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    I restored this one with custom scales from some very figured Cocbolo I have. The finish is Tru Oil, brass washers and rod.




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    Very nice. Great color and depth to that wood
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    Excellent blade, well done. Congrats.
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    Very nice work. Glad you managed to keep that etch visible.
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    Very nice. Looks like a nice taper on the scales

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    Nice work!
    Of any wood I would recommend for wet work, Cocobolo is tops. I have used it for espresso machine knobs, tampers, and grips for a few years with no complaints. It ages to a beautiful red-shot brown/black that is very rich in hue. I have only walnut-oiled it and have had it in daily use for at least four years on my own machine.
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    Nice work Stefan & beautiful colour in that timber !
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    This is beautiful. I have a soft spot for wood scales. I love the warmth that wood provides, and this is no exception.
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