Post by stardiamond on Jul 19, 2023 15:36:01 GMT -5
3.2x1.75x1.75 inches and weighs 7.12 oz. What is distinct with this material is the rattlesnake pattern. Not all of a piece will have it and Royal Flamingo and Red Howardite, the more recent dug material don't.
The only issue is the yield since a cab needs to have a lot of the snake.
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This material fractures and I'm not sure if stabilization would help. I put a new blade in the trim saw and pushed the material through slowly. The rattlesnake separated from the non rattlesnake and I ended up with this:
I can make four preforms one full rs, one partial rs, and two non rs. All the preforms could end up fracturing but I'm optimistic that I can atleast break even. I'm sure to break even but I don't know if I can reach my goal of cab value being 3 times cost of material.
The only issue is the yield since a cab needs to have a lot of the snake.
\This material fractures and I'm not sure if stabilization would help. I put a new blade in the trim saw and pushed the material through slowly. The rattlesnake separated from the non rattlesnake and I ended up with this:
I can make four preforms one full rs, one partial rs, and two non rs. All the preforms could end up fracturing but I'm optimistic that I can atleast break even. I'm sure to break even but I don't know if I can reach my goal of cab value being 3 times cost of material.
