Making rings because bored

Anon, don't turn your wife into jewelry.

>>1044615
I'm not. I bought my dogs new bones and took away the old ones.

I'm not even married.

>>1044639
>I'm not even married.
Not anymore...

>>1044646
Never been married.

Just want to know how I can put these unconventional shapes into a more conventional for that makes for easy crafting.

Cutting/heating bone often stinks amazingly, in a way that sinks into everything around, and the dust is noxious.

So there is that.

Cutting the rings into arcs (maybe 3 per bone?) , then refining them into flat-faced rectangles could work. Then you cement or epoxy them together and clamp to create a block. Then you can turn the block and hollow it out into a cylinder, then rings. Layers of wood fit in could work, I suppose.

>>1044699
I know it can smell, bones brown and crack from the heat, dust can be bad already. Just trying to figure out how to take unconventional shapes and put them in a more uniform pattern so that I can then create a ring.

Tips or experiences greatly appreciated. What bonding agent would create the best bond? Gorilla glue?

>>1044770
>What bonding agent would create the best bond?

Epoxy.

>>1044646
kek

>>1044639
>I'm not even married.
yea, we can kinda tell that...

on to subject - make penis cage out of them or something that can be inserted into pooper