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    Default Le Grelot Nr. 14 with mammoth-ivory

    My first mammoth-ivory scales. Fortunately I have a new bigger belt sander for this job. On the first pic you can see the part of the mammoth-tooth, how it arrived here. Because of the many cracks, I could only make this pair of scales from it.
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    Schön!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Wow that looks sweet.

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    I love those scales!

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    Fantasi-lutely gawgeous! Wow!

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    Oh, dear, here we go again!! WANT mammoth scales!!!!!!!!!!

    I bow to the wonderous scales you have created, excellent!!

    Clas

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    Very, very nice!

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    Don't see polished mammoth ivory like that usually. Those came out very nice!

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    Speechless! It's cool to see those being found after 20,000 years.

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    Very Nice! A beautiful job!

    How difficult was the ivory to work? Was it prone to cracking or was it pretty stable?

    What did you use to polish it up?

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