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I love the W&B with the clear scales! I might have to get my hands on some acrylic to try out. Unfortunately I just don't have the tools in my apartment to work with the G10, but maybe I will try...

Very nice. I haven't tried anything in plastic yet (I'm assuming that is G10?). I just love the look of wood scales too much.

Oh, and you are going to need a 1/16" drill bit, 1/16" brass or nickle rod, size 0 washers (got mine from microfasteners), and you are going to want your scales about 1/8" thick when you start. ...

I just started making my own scales. I recommend starting in wood. You should be able to get some walnut cheap, and wood is easier to work than bone. Even if you end up trashing every wooden set...