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  1. 08-12-2011, 08:26 PM #31
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    Bravo! Well played indeed. I'm currently saving up a bunch of cigar stuff for a collage for my man cave. Never thought to use them on scales but yours certainly came out looking fantastic. As a side note, you've obviously burned some very tastey stogies as well, Aroma de Cuba, Rockey Patel, Ashton, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tumtatty View Post
    How did you get the even black border around the scales?
    Why a razor blade of coarse. These scales had a wonderful straight cut bevel all the way around, I just needed to rebuild a few spots and sand them out again.

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    As a side note, you've obviously burned some very tastey stogies as well, Aroma de Cuba, Rockey Patel, Ashton, etc.
    You betcha, that was the best part of doing this project...LOL
    I've got bags and bags of these things so if you need some just let me know.
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