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    So, I picked up these bones from a third world country, not sure what they are, but decided to make some scales. I did not have a proper band saw but I think it turned out ok.

    The hardware is stainless steel, the filling is bone dust mixed with wood glue, the blade... some cheap $25 knife I have been cutting down and honing and cutting and bending and honing some more.

    Nonetheless I learned a lot! and it was fun

    V/R

    RK
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    Looks great, I like the natural look of it.

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    That's pretty cool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rkarr View Post
    So, I picked up these bones from a third world country, not sure what they are, but decided to make some scales. ...........
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    Now that's hardcore, son.
    How do we know that they are not somebody's relative? Name:  4.gif
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    How do we know that they are not somebody's relative? Name:  4.gif
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    Yeah, I need to take a look under a black light (I have not yet).

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