[pianotech] cutting small Ivory peces.]

[Carlos Ralon]

I have a small 3 legged art table from India with small ivory inlaid top 
pieces many now missing.  I would like to fit the  missing pieces from scrap 
ivory key tops. Can annyone help with how to cut peces as small as1/4" 
pieces and shape them.to fit the missing pieces.  How about a Moto-tool with 
small grinder tip running slow?
Carlos Ralon, RPT
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