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Blue Turquoise Stone Polyhedral Dice Set
aeolianbrass
Feb 10, 2016
I like the material. The numerals look kind of plain next to it. I wonder if it would be difficult to dremel out the numbers and inlay with something else...
gigaflop
152
Feb 10, 2016
aeolianbrassProbably. How does stone react to dremels? I'd be afraid of it chipping, especially when these things are so small.
aeolianbrass
Feb 12, 2016
gigaflopMy understanding is that natural turquoise is a fairly hard stone, and this synthetic stone is probably similar. Working slowly would help avoid chipping, and maybe water. Mostly though I would be cleaning out whatever material they "inked" the numbers with, which I'm assuming(maybe wrongly) is softer.
gigaflop
152
Feb 12, 2016
aeolianbrassThe numbers are screened on, actually. The stone is flat beneath them.
aeolianbrass
Feb 12, 2016
gigaflopWell that makes it a little trickier. Good to know.
Tasselhoff
523
Feb 20, 2016
gigaflopIf you were going to take to it with a dremel then you should consider just putting roman numerals on it. Would be a lot easier.
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