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    Default Zebra Wood Scales - Work In Progress

    Here are some scales from a 1/8 blank of zebra wood (I think). Traced them from a 8/8 Wade & Butcher scale so they are pretty big. Ended up a little wider than the originals. Came out pretty well, except for the small chip where the drill came through for the pivot hole (didn't drill before I shaped the scales). It could probably be sanded out. Coarse grit sanded. No finish. About to head out the door so keeping it brief. Here they are!




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    Where did you find the 1/8 inch blanks? I can find knife scales (blanks) online quite easily, but they are all at least 1/4 inch thick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PushCut View Post
    Where did you find the 1/8 inch blanks? I can find knife scales (blanks) online quite easily, but they are all at least 1/4 inch thick.
    Try Rockler, Bellforest Products, or Woodcraft. Got the Zebra blank at local Woodcraft location.

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    thank you JP5

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    Quote Originally Posted by PushCut View Post
    thank you JP5
    You're welcome. I took apart the razor that had the scales I was copying and these were way off, so I'm going to be reshaping them again.

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    Good luck with that. Making scales seems tricky to me, but I hope to give it a try this summer.

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