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07-07-2011, 11:14 AM
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Man, those look really nice Sparkie. I like wood panels that have a lot of character. Is that wood really as tough as its name suggests? If it is, I bet it is hard on your equipment. I think a set of grips made from Hedge (Osage Orange) would be pretty neat.
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07-07-2011, 02:38 PM
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Thank you Hoss! as Olympus said, yes it is very hard and oily.And it does gum up my sanding belts. Right now I am working on checkering a set of Ironwood grips,and man is hard on my tools!
Olympus....it is no problem,I enjoy seeing your work,and anything I can learn from you and other craftsmen on here is appreciated!!
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