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    Default First scales on a Wostenholm

    One piece scales on a Geo Wostenholm found locally at an antique store for next to nothing since the original
    scales were broken. My first time making scales im happy with the results.
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    Wood is indian rosewood left over from another project.

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    Nice! I love a good dark wood. Now put that stabilizer pin back on there!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Magpie View Post
    Nice! I love a good dark wood. Now put that stabilizer pin back on there!
    I was thinking about that i think i will!!!

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    Not that my scales come out any better, but I find that if I trace the old scale and use that... The new scale will have a more accurate shape. ...Saying that, I have yet to make a scale that looks good yet... I just saw the technique on the internet.

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    The finishes on the scales and the blade look nice. Could you post some pics showing the wedge end. I would be interested to see how you did that.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    It was done on power miter saw so the cut is a little longer because its slanted.The piece of rosewood was glued to a larger piece
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    Interesting...I like that idea (using glue, that is) !

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