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    Ah, yeah. The rust stains are pretty bad. They're not unhygienic -- it's just iron oxide -- but they are undoubtedly unattractive on MOP.

    Normally I'd suggest an ultrasonic cleaner, but I'm not sure it would do anything to that.

    CA glue is surprisingly durable, but repinning that would absolutely require extreme care.

    If I were doing it, I'd be breaking out every trick in the book to get the job done with minimal chance to crack that MOP.

    Most likely, I'd use a nail-set and every ounce of care I could muster for the job.

    Swearing a lot when I fail, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Voidmonster View Post
    Ah, yeah. The rust stains are pretty bad. They're not unhygienic -- it's just iron oxide -- but they are undoubtedly unattractive on MOP.

    Normally I'd suggest an ultrasonic cleaner, but I'm not sure it would do anything to that.

    CA glue is surprisingly durable, but repinning that would absolutely require extreme care.

    If I were doing it, I'd be breaking out every trick in the book to get the job done with minimal chance to crack that MOP.

    Most likely, I'd use a nail-set and every ounce of care I could muster for the job.

    Swearing a lot when I fail, too.
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    I thought of a caution on pearl, Gabe! You need to protect the lungs and the eyes from flying particles. Don't breathe the dust if using a cut-off wheel, etc.

    Mask/respirator and safety-glasses at least. A fan carrying the dust away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    I thought of a caution on pearl, Gabe! You need to protect the lungs and the eyes from flying particles. Don't breathe the dust if using a cut-off wheel, etc.

    Mask/respirator and safety-glasses at least. A fan carrying the dust away.
    Will do & thank you Sharpton, I’m asthmatic so wont be breathing in any of that.
    Fan is a very good idea thank you


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    So the new pieces of Mop arrived, I just need the Sterling silver rods,(1mm, 1.5mm & 2mm) cyanoacrylate glue, jewellers saw & the patience & technique to try cover the joins of the pieces when they are in place.
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    Have you finished the project? It'd be very interesting to see it completed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dimab View Post
    Have you finished the project? It'd be very interesting to see it completed.
    Hi! I’m afraid it’s not finished yet, been busy with other projects but that said, I just bought more material for doing the job.
    I need to buy a jewellery saw for cutting the pieces of pearl and Sterling silver wire for the pins.
    Hopefully have it finished either before Christmas or January, if all goes well.
    Thank you for asking, i’ll Keep you all updated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dimab View Post
    Have you finished the project? It'd be very interesting to see it completed.
    Finished it! The last restoration of 2017! Happy New Year all!
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    Now, this is an extraordinary work on a divine exemplar! More than worthy to signify the New Year!
    Happy New Year, and congratulations on this beautiful restoration!

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    That’s a keeper to pass on to more generations

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