A couple Bucks

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A couple Bucks

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Buck 110's that is.

Since I ran out of soddies I had to resort to locking folders.

Elk stag, type 2 vine filework
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Olivewood and that as of yet unknown filework

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Thanks for looking
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I like that unkown filework you did ::tu::
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looks like a tattoo that goes around the bicep....very nicely done, love the elk stag ::tu::
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thanks guys

one more.
amber bonestag, switchback filework, stippled and rattailed bolster
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I still have to add these new file patterns to my website. A welcome change from the usual vine, teepee, and arrowhead
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Kaleb,
That unknown filework pattern will definitely be on one of my future work orders! Great job on all those knives!!

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thanks Dave, I have a contest running on another forum to come up with a name for the as of yet unknown filework
http://forum.ramanon.com/showthread.php?t=71123

There are some real good names coming up.
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For some reason the unknown pattern reminds me of bats....

As always love the works!

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It is reminding alot of folks of bats on ramanon. names like batwing ect.

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Re: A couple Bucks

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Hey Kaleb,
Nice work as always. I love em all, that olive wood is making my penturning eyes water with envy. Would love to see a pen turned out of it. Great work my friend. ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::
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Bat wing was the first thing that popped into my head before I read the comments. ::shrug:: Seems to remind me of a bat.
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Re: A couple Bucks

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Looks great MM....I think the filework looks like thorns...I have seen similar work elsewhere, but cannot for the life of me remember where.

I like it! I like the look of those upgraded 110's. I also like the upgraded and cut down 110's you have done before. The ones that are thinner and narrower...

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A crown of thorns :mrgreen:

BEAUTIFUL work there, Mr MM. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Re: A couple Bucks

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How about plain old Tribal


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