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  1. 08-23-2012, 12:28 AM #1
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    Cool Ivory & Turquoise TI re-scale

    This is a TI rescale in Pre-ban Elephant Ivory with a Turquoise (recon) wedge built as asked with NiAg pins and the smallest SS washers, there are Brass internal bearing washers in there of course... I used a standard TI pattern as requested, tried to get the best part of the Ivory to show..

    I just love the simplicity of the look...


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    Thanks for looking
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    Nice Job!! That ivory and the turquoise work really well together.
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    Agree that the combo work extremely well together. Very classy look and I'm not ashamed to say,,,I ENVY THE OWNER, Great work Glen.
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    Great Look !
    Is the turquoise difficult to work?
    Thanks for sharing.
    Mike
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    Simply gorgeous.
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    Nice work!
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    Really nice!!! I don't think I could drop the peening hammer on the pin with ivory in the crosshairs. Very nice work!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mcbladescar View Post
    Great Look !
    Is the turquoise difficult to work?
    Thanks for sharing.
    Mike
    Not at all Mike it is Recon Turquoise that you can get at Masecraft and I am sure tons of other places, which means they take real Stone and mix and blend it with a resin and it comes out much like a Micarta or Acrylic to work, the only bad thing is it doesn't much like shock and can crack easy if you hit it wrong...
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    Nice one! Really Nice!
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    Very classy & true to the TI shape.
    Had the pleasure of doing the edge on one of these just recently. One of my fave steels.
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