Finally finished. I sculpted the other moth using a flat graver and a fairly large hardened steel punch. I did finally go with stippling the background with a sharp, four sided punch, but initially had some problems with the steel stipple tip I used. It would work for a few stipples, then immediately dull, turned into a smooth tipped sculpting punch by the tough titanium. I solved the problem by turning a small carbide bur into a stippling punch. That worked like a charm! Now I need to order some chains.
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Hi Tom, I just got in some cp titanium. Commercially pure. It seems to cut like a dream. I could send you a pc if you would like to try it. Im sure you would love it compared to the alloyed version you just cut.
Doug