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    Thanks guys. Im hoping for a deep glass like finish but ill be happy with however they come out. @martin103 i have no idea what chatovance is but i do like the wood grain. Pardon my ignorance.
    These are for the SSA i saved from rusting out.
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    They are really purdy scales. I am always afraid of cracking wood scales while pinning. How many coats do you have on those?
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    It means "cats eye" it comes from a french word I can't pronounce tigers eye quartz
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gasman View Post
    Thanks guys. Im hoping for a deep glass like finish but ill be happy with however they come out. @martin103 i have no idea what chatovance is but i do like the wood grain. Pardon my ignorance.
    These are for the SSA i saved from rusting out.
    Chatoyance is the effect of light and dark areas of the wood grain giving the illusion that they are almost moving or shifting. A desired finish like the piece of gunstock below.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ejmolitor37 View Post
    It means "cats eye" it comes from a french word I can't pronounce tigers eye quartz
    That's in gemology the effect of cats eye, optical effect from certain precious stones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    That's in gemology the effect of cats eye, optical effect from certain precious stones.
    I had to look it up thought I'd learn something. Google says it applies to fiberous material as well but your explanation makes better sense. Either way I learned a new term thanks for the picture as well great visual [emoji106]
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    Quote Originally Posted by ejmolitor37 View Post
    It means "cats eye" it comes from a french word I can't pronounce tigers eye quartz
    Pronounce just like this.
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    Ok. I see or understand. Im hoping for a lot of this illusion in the finish. Guess we will find out. I had about 6 coats on them but then the cat got up on my table over-night and got hair in them. So had to sand off most of the layers and start again. Prabably around 9 coats at this time. I'll do one coat before work and another after work. Going to have to put some 1k w&d to them in the next coat or two. Working my way up the grits. Guess when i hit 2500 ill call it quits. Thats with 3 coats or more beween sanding.
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    I decided to make my parents and my in laws a custom end grain cutting board for my upcoming wedding. They turned out so good I made myself one Too!
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    Complex work Prodigy, turned out a treat, well done.
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