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It would be interesting to know who. Someone on BF recently posted a list of all known Mnandi inlays (you?) and I don't recall seeing Black Ash even listed?


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Cajun Blade said:
It would be interesting to know who. Someone on BF recently posted a list of all known Mnandi inlays (you?) and I don't recall seeing Black Ash even listed?
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That had to have been Falco, he knows a LOT more about Mnandis than I do. But then, so do several folks in here.
 
Cajun Blade said:
It would be interesting to know who. Someone on BF recently posted a list of all known Mnandi inlays (you?) and I don't recall seeing Black Ash even listed?


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I did but at that time I didn't know there has been an Black Ash Inlay

I am going to update the list
 
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Me too, but it is not a scrimshaw, it is engraved.


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James Longstreet said:
Basically "scrimshaw" belongs also to the group of engraving techniques. But commonly scrimshaw means engraving/carving on bones, tusks, very often used on ivory material. Whereas when people talk about "engraving" most of them do mean engraving on metal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrimshaw

Stefan
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The difference, as far as I know, is in the way you engrave the material. While the scrimshaw is done with a series of tiny dots in the engraving, like this, you remove the material.
 
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