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John Watkins
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I was so shocked when this didn't break, I just had to share. It's all one solid piece of EIR and will be part of an inlay that will cover an entire back and spill onto the side. Thanks for looking.


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Zesty! When do we gets to see the rest?!?!?

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Amazing John
How in the world did you cut those points with cross grain and not at least have the tips break off. And, they look so straight, as if you had a guide. I'm impressed.

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THAT, is cool! [clap]

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You're cutting this by hand, right? :P
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Yeah, right! :lol: Thanks for the nice comments. I'll post the finished inlay when it's...well....finished. If it turns out as I've envisioned it, it should be pretty cool.

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