Elforyn(ivory substitute)

[John L]

Has anyone used this material. It says that it has the coloring, graining and machining qualities very similar to elephant ivory. It also comes in various graining styles, I believe. It primary use has been in pool cues. Anyone??

 

[sunshadow]

Where do you get it?

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[Dave Bowen]

From what I can gather, it's mainly used in the billiard cue industry. There are sporatic search results referring to knives, but there isn't much info on where to get it.

Even the manufacturer website has no contact information.

This is the only place I can find that sells it.
https://www.brisa.fi/portal/index.php?option=com_oscommerce&osMod=index&cPath=98_59
The prices are in Euro.
The current conversion is $1.46 USD to 1 Euro.

Looks interesting, and I'm thinking about getting some to try out.

 

[John L]

Excuse me. Cue Components in FLorida has it. I ordered a few slabs of 2"x12"x.200 to try it. Not here yet either. $32.00/slab

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

check out the spouting whale in fallriver, ma
bill feeney is an ivory dealer and also makes castings of alternate ivory for many applications from buck and lonewolf knives to coasters and zippo lighters, he might be able to help you guys

508-672-1913