[Jewelry making - Article 00289] - Re: [Orchid] Carving fossil ivory

[hoods]

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    I bought two walrus tusks recently and played with it a bit. I cut a
    slab off and used my flex shaft and abrasive discs to carve it. I
    used cuttle discs for a final sanding and polished on my buffer
    using "Crystal Clear". This product is used to polish scratches out
    of watch crystals.  I also use this product to polish amber. It does
    a beautiful job of removing scratches from polished amber and also
    worked well on the ivory. R Hood


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