F.W. Engels In Black Buffalo Horn Bark
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That looks pretty cool.
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It kinda worked out like your last project.
Ray is that a material that you will or do have for replacement scales?
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This would not be offered as a material but rather as a rescale job that I will do for others.
Another great straight Ray. Love the look of the contrasting colors of the horn bark.
Looks like I'm gonna have to save up some money then.
Ray, is that "bark" the natural surface of the horn fading into the black where it is polished?
If so, is the surface of it relatively rough as compared to polished horn, or is it coated to make it smooth?
Sorry, a lot of questions, Just curious.
If so, is the surface of it relatively rough as compared to polished horn, or is it coated to make it smooth?
Sorry, a lot of questions, Just curious.
Very cool looking scales! If you don't know what to do with all those razors, I could help out! 
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The Bark was sanded away to fade into the under layer or black part of the horn. I did nothing more than polish the bark smooth and added a touch of wax to seal it and re-buffed.
Easy mate, send them down to Tasmania for "off site storage", you must protect all that lovely work you've done
Another nice job !!!!
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Sexy.
Today's efforts were put into an F.W. Engels that I cleaned up and wrapped in a set of Black Buffalo Horn Bark scales and added a bone wedge pinned together with micro fasteners.
I starting to wonder what I'm going to do with all these razors.
Shave with them, of course!
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