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    Default G10 and Teak wood Score!

    So here is my find of the day 1 G10 Jade color, 1 G10 black, 1 brown G10 and a piece of realy beautiful Teak wood.

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    Very cool. I always enjoy a little raw material pron.
    Have fun making some new scales.

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    i love teak and epee. i feel bad for your tools though. they're killer on blades.

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    Thanks deighaingeal, and i will as soon as i get some timer over to get started what do you mean with "epee" rearviewmirror? yeah i found that out working with G10, very good looking material but it kinda kills the tools :P... Did i mention that i got all of it for free?

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    I believe he is referencing Ipe. An extremely hardwood commonly used for decking.

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    Hmm alright deighaingeal, have you worked with this wood? Any tips?

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    Teak? Only about a thousand man hours.
    Great wood, easy to work, yet durable.
    A little oily, wipe well with acetone before finishing.
    What all do you want to know?

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    Well that was about it deighaingeal, thanks alot! oh yeah any tip on some kind of finish?

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    Finishing can be a loaded question, but I like CA for most scales. Just on teak scales I have finished with oil, CAN poly and epoxy.

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    Hmm alright. What kind of oil? will there be any kind of deformations with the teak wood if i use oil?

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