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Originally Posted by kevint
Nothing against bandsaws, I only use alcohol powered tools... you know handtools. I rip horn for koshirae with Z brand beading saw. Coping saw, files, sandpaper etc. I don't mind the smell. I always try to hold on the stuff for a year or two before using it so I know it is fully cured and after that I feel it is pretty inert.
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I often work with very old horn scales to repair them. These older ones do not stink up as bad as new horn. The older it is the better.But no kidding with about the resperaiter. A painters 1/2 face at about $30.00 from Harbor Freight will keep the stink to a minimum.
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