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    Cool Kama Kama Kama, oh heck come on and show us the pics :)

    I actually remembered to do before pics on this one...
    The scales were shot and there was a bit of rust damage...

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    Jorge wanted me to keep the Kama inlay, and originally he wanted the scales in Thuya Burl...
    The Kama inlay I got loose, but the Thuya Burl, I don't know what was going on as 2 sets literally came apart in my hands... After the second set we changed plans to Amboyna Burl...
    I polished the blade out, the finished the scales in CA (super glue) after the scales were finished completely, then I transfered over the inlay, and very very carefully scraped away any excess glue and re-polished it in... This is gotta be the most perfect inlay transfer I have pulled off, the drop and the amount of CA was just right
    The pins are Brass along with the Brass washers, the wedge is made of Recon Torquoise...
    I used no light other than the natural light coming in the windows for the light box, so there would be no shine reflecting off the CA finish but in hand it is very high gloss ...

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    These are all 7 of Jorge's that headed home today, from Vintage restores to Custom scales to the Kama...

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    You never cease to amaze me Glen. Again great job.

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    Oh my! Now I'm envious! That burl is awsome, and I can see why you're happy with the transfer, it looks like it was made to go just there. Great job, beautiful razor.

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    Good stuff Glen!

    The amboyna burl really looks nice with the inlay transfer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by whavens View Post
    You never cease to amaze me Glen. Again great job.
    +1 on the above!
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    Sick! that amboyna looks wicked!

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    Beautiful work Glen. I'm not a huge wood scale fan, but they are stunning. The inlay transfer looks fantastic too.
    Thanks for the before pics too.
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    Now we're talking brother. I've always loved your wooden scales and I'm always happen to see you make a set. It turned out G-Stellar. That's going to be one happy Jorge.

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    Glen, my friend, you're going to be hard pressed to top that.

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    Dude ! That's a stunna fo sho'
    Dissapointing re the Thuja but burls don't always play nice eh.
    So many awesome restos lately. As a Japanese friend once said "you have been working hardly "
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