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    I am working on some custom SRP scales to donate for the monthly drawing. I almost have them finished please let me know what you think. I have the cut out areas reenforced with clear epoxy resin and the wood is black walnut.
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    Impressive, most impressive.
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    All I can say is WOW!!!
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    Wow that is incredible, I have no idea how you would even attempt something like that. I already congratulate whoever wins those!

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    As always, superb craftsmanship sir!

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    Yes, very impressive....my thought is how strong are they. Now that you have put so much detail into them.
    But yes, I am very impressed with the detail

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    I normally don't mess with the drawings...may have to reconsider now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TDITim View Post
    Yes, very impressive....my thought is how strong are they. Now that you have put so much detail into them.
    But yes, I am very impressed with the detail
    When I first cut them out of the black walnut I had to be kind of careful with them, at least around the letters in the SRP logo, that's when I got the idea to fill in all the open areas with the chrystal clear 2 part epoxy resin. I had used it on "Bubbles" with a little bit of blue tint and it worked great so I thought I would use on these too for strength. Well they are plenty strong now actually a little stronger than celluloid so I'm happy.
    P.S. I will post pictures of "Bubbles" tonight, it's a set of scales I did last week that I was just going to clear coat but went with a blue tinted epoxy resin so now they look like stained glass.

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    That looks excellent. How much time did that cost you?
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    Total, maybe 8-9 hours.

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