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Mammoth Molar Scales- AQUA- MMS13 Maker Material Supply

Original price was: $ 160.Current price is: $ 64.

SKU: mode_8435198853351 Category: Collectibles:Knives, Swords & Blades:Blade Parts, Supplies & Accs:Other Collectible Blade Accs Tags: mammoth molar, mammoth molar scales, mammoth tooth, mastadon

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Mammoth Molar

Stabilized

Color: Aqua

Size: 0.45″ x 1.6″ x 5.1″

Listing is for a set of scales (2 pieces).

We cannot ship any mammoth ivory or molar products to the following states: CA, HI, IL, NJ, NV, NY and Washington DC.

Please check your state laws before purchasing. Here is a link that may help:

https:///Fossil-Ivory-Legislation.html

State Ivory & Animal Parts Ban Summary

Each of these pieces is cut off of a larger piece of mammoth molar. The molars are first stabilized with resin, then cut and then each individual piece is cast in resin again. This produces a more durable material, however, this also results in resin on the outside of the block so each piece may require surface sanding in order to remove the resin from the surface before attaching to a handle.

The photos in our listings are of the actual piece/pieces that you are purchasing so please look closely before buying. Some pieces may not be perfectly rectangular, may be missing corners etc but what you see in the photos is what you will be receiving.

These Fossils are genuine mammoth fossils. They date all the way back to the last ice age (10,000-40,000 BP). Needless to say, this rare material is in itself very special. For that reason it also makes unique products even more special. Occasionally, tusks, molars and bones are found from these iconic mammoths. All of the treatments stabilize the fossils with vacuum, high pressure and strong resins. These Fossils are commonly used for knife handle scales, pistol grips, jewelry, inlays, accessories and other precious objects.

Working with mammoth materials:

The fossils are not yet petrified. However they do contain natural minerals and are harder to work than non-fossil material. Mammoth Ivory is the softest of the three. We recommend that you process it with normal tools for bone and horn. Mammoth Molar is the hardest of the three because of its enamel layers. We recommend diamond tools for this. Alternatively, use tools for hard steel at low process speed if diamond tools are not available. We also recommend saturating the surface of all Mammoth Fossils with cyanoacrylics (Super Glue) after grinding followed by additional fine sanding and polishing for a smoother and stronger result.

Speedy Shipping and professional packaging

We are able offer many shipping options because of our long-term relationship with UPS FedEx DHL. Our warehouse personnel are well trained and will be able to pack the goods according to our exact and precise specifications. Before they are shipped the goods are thoroughly inspected and secured. We deliver to thousands of clients each day across multiple countries. This is a sign of our determination to be the largest online retailer on the planet. There are distribution centers and warehouses across Europe as well as the USA.

Note: Orders with more than one item are assigned a specific processing period based on the individual product.

Prior to shipment, we check the item thoroughly before sending the items. Today, the majority orders will be delivered within 48 hours. Expected delivery time is between 3 and 7 days.

Returns

The stock is dynamic and we do not fully manage it due to the fact that multiple stakeholders are involved, including our warehouse and factory. The actual inventory can fluctuate at any time. Please be aware that it's possible for your order to be out of stock after you've placed your order.

Our policy is for 30 days. However, if thirty days have passed since you purchased your product, we are unable to provide a refund or exchange.

In order to be eligible for a refund your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in its original packaging.