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I did just that.

Please excuse me. I thought the video would appear on this page.

Scales? It's easy!

https://youtu.be/TKznVNbYQ9o

Another experience. A pitted black horn. Epoxy resin + black laser printer toner + colored hair dye. Hair dye didn't help either. Renovated places are slightly different - do not Shine.316706

Unfortunately, no...

This is an idea! On top of the marker to put a layer of CA. What liquid can be diluted with CA, so that it does not harden so quickly and the layer is thinner?

Corrected the contour of the flakes with epoxy resin. Then I painted it with hair dye.
Initially, the scales were honey horn. The epoxy resin was not painted. Degreased before painting and sanded...

Yes. The wood was so hard that it competed with the steel of the chisel. It is good that the chip occurred at the very end of the work. ;)

Made a bed for Nakayama Kiita from oak. Hard wood for hard stone.315803315804315805

Impressive! What kind of oil do you use? How to use hair dye for this purpose?

Lovely razor, good job!

Nice scales!

Good hint! Thanks! It looks very nice!

Thank you for the link. And especially for the advice. CA is cyanoacrylate? Instant glue? Am I right? I was thinking of using diluted epoxy from the inside. But to strengthen a little the hole itself...

Thank you for the warning! ;) And for the praise!

Yes, thin. On the one hand, nobody likes logs on scales, on the other, it is very terrible to rivet. I was afraid for a month to come to this stage.
In any color did not paint Only processed 2...

Made scales of oak for the blade Frederick Reynolds. I did it for the first time.The color is more similar to the first two photos. 314746314747314748314749314750314751314752

Finished cleaning J. Bingham. Now it remains to sharpen. Happy new year to all! Health, good luck, happiness and good razors!

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