Tacky as hell, but so is the blade! Will affix to wood and coat with epoxy. It's just a few bucks, so why not?
Picture quality does not seem as bad as the photo appears.
Picture quality does not seem as bad as the photo appears.
Potential scales. What do you think?
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Might make it tricky to sell later, haha.
What's with the divot taken out of the tang at the pin?
What's with the divot taken out of the tang at the pin?
That is an understatement. Can you not find some hardwood, e.d. nicely figured walnut.
Dogs playing poker? A velvet Elvis?
I like it!
I like it too!
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That is a great mystery! The other side matches.
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Sure could! In fact, I have tried that, along with slate, circuit boards, burned wood and soon a bowling ball.
PLEASE tell me it's an Ebonite! I rolled my second highest game ever with an Ebonite!
And the circuit board ones were cool too.
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Nope, a Brunswick! Sadly I can't remember if I did anything noteworthy with it, or not. I deconstructed it this afternoon. There isn't a whole lot of coverstock and I'm not sure if I can get enough for a set of scales out of it. The curvature really comes into play.
For me, bowling looks to be joining that long list of things I used to be able to do! As further testament to my oddness, I've thrown 300 from both sides. Smashed up my ring finger as a result of my inability to field a ground ball and had to switch to the portside. Had some success, but now I'm lucky to average 180!
