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So I was attempting to polish the blade up a little bit on this eBay special I bought and broke one of the scales. I figured this was a perfect opportunity to try and make some. I found some scrap acrylic sheets at work and made these. I used steel wool to add a frost look to them. The wedge is a black guitar pick that I shaped to fit in. Hopefully I can get the pictures to upload
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How do u attach the scales? Those look fantastic. I have a bunch of bamboo and was thinking of giving it a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bighaze51
I used my drill and a belt sander to sand some threaded brass rod to about 1/16th of an inch. I drilled the holes to match. Then i peeked the pins in. I shaved with it tonight too. Awesome!
As a musician, diggin the pick wedge. :hmmm:
Those are pretty sweet! What did you use to cut and then shape the edges of the scale?
I cut out the shapes on the band saw. I used double sided tape the hold the pieces together and shaped it down with a belt sander. Fine tuned with 220 grit paper. The wedge was a Clayton acetal black raven 1.5 mm pick
Love the clear look. I have tried working with acrylic but failed each time. Maybe it's time to try again!