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Tagua Nuts
Their meat is a beautiful substitute for ivory, but it's incredibly hard and
I suspect that metalworking techniques are more appropriate than woodworking ones. Does anyone have any links to web sites that discuss techniques for working them or know of any books that discuss them? TIA Norm |
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