Well, if anyone ever has any 'scrap' iron meteorite, I'll be delighted to take it off their hands. That is a material that I routinely hot forge back into solid material that I can then use in my Damascus for knife blades. Minimal waste from processing slices, spheres, skulls, etc. :)
Dan _______________________________________ Guess the real question is where did the scrap go? I can admire the craftsmanship. And i am sure it presents a challenging medium to work. I can also imagine 15 lbs. of scrap going into a rubbish bin :( probably more scrapped than i will ever be lucky enough to tuck into my collection. On Thursday, September 13, 2018, 9:31:33 PM EDT, John Lutzon via Meteorite-list <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote: Maybe this 3rd post will get posted.....? I really need Someone to explain to me why it is totally acceptable for someone to cut/slice and/or bathe in acid every meteorite they can get their hands on (some very rare) and then sell them at a considerable profit and possibly make a living---but to shape it into Any other shape is a shame. I hope I spelled Hypocrisy correctly. Hopefully this skull will wind up in a museum and be preserved for hundreds if not thousands of years---long after the average collector's specimens are long gone. Love ya Anne, John ______________________________________________
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