This should make a couple inlays.

Processing these today.
Tyvek suit and a scotpack breathing apparatus.
Thanks
Robert Harris
 

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one tusk down and one to go

What a mess this makes and kills a carbide tipped bandsaw blade. We should have ivory for awhile.
Thanks
Robert Harris
 

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Is There Any Difference in Ivory?

Is there any difference in the appearance or strength or weight of the ivory that's culled from the base of the tusk where it's the most thick versus ivory harvested from the thinner curve area or down towards the tip of the tusk. I know there can be a difference in wood that's from various parts & sections of a tree cut for wood. I'm just curious if the same applied to ivory. For example, is older ivory any different from young ivory, ex, a 8 ft tusk versus a 4 ft tusk or for that matter, is elephant ivory any different from other ivories like hippo or walrus or any others?

Matt B.
 
let me know if your interested in selling some point stock. need enough to do a big 8 pointer.
 
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