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Thread: My 2rd attempt at a resto

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MisterClean My 2rd attempt at a resto 05-01-2016, 09:37 PM
Razorfaust Dont worry I think your... 05-01-2016, 09:42 PM
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    Default My 2rd attempt at a resto

    This blade only needed a minor clean up. So I decided to try my hand at bone scales, mistake!
    You guys make this look so easy! My first mistake was buying 1/16" pinning rod from the
    hardware store. It was hard as nails but it was all I had to work with, as a result, the pins look awful.
    I will redo them later. Another lesson learned, I know what I'm not going to do, next time I'm
    cutting, shaping and polishing bone. The next set of bone scales I do will be a little less time consuming.
    This has been an real eye opener for me. Hats off to you guys who make works off art out of these materials.

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