How to Prepare the Bone to Make a Decorative Edge

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"JASON HARRIS: Hi, I'm Jason with ExpertVillage.com. Today we're making a bone drawer handle and we've done the edges. We've done the beveling, we've done the center hole and I've taken the first layer of that grey worn out, weathered thing. I didn't do it on the back because it's a drawer handle. You're only going to see the front. If you want to do the back, you can. You're not going to see it. I'm not going to do it. I'm going to save myself time. I can do a whole bunch more and get a better polish where you will see. Now, as you can see, there's still some brown in there. It's fairly--that outside edge was fairly weathered so if you like it like this, you can leave it. If not, you can go back over it again. I'm going to go back over it again because I want it in between this and this. So, I'm just going to take a little bit more off and it's starting to look shiny already. That's how the--the bone is just pretty hard and it shines up really fast. So, I'm going to do that because I want to make a decorative edge on each side so I'll do this next one and we'll show you the edge."