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aeolianbrass
Feb 10, 2016
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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
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Feb 10, 2016
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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
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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
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aeolianbrassThe numbers are screened on, actually. The stone is flat beneath them.
Tasselhoff
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Feb 20, 2016
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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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