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Great job! I too love the ebony work. The partial plates on the butt are really nice. I guess it is the nature of the wood, but a lot of these fail for one reason or another. I have 4 different guns waiting for new tips right now. I am waiting to do them all at once. I keep a big stock of ebony for guitar work, but don't like working with it due to allergies. Getting it ready for use between glue compatibility and ensuring dryness is tough.
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