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This week's work

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Here's some of this weeks accomplishments

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a matched pair of osage bushcrafts, green/black linen puukko, desert ironwood puukko with full convex grind, tan canvas puukko, special puukko with a different grind, mirror polished blade and random pattern denim micarta, new model broken trail drop point this is my favorite one it feels excellent in any grip this one has snakewood, and a little lightweight necker with imitation tortoise shell and mirror polished blade it is very thin and lightweight. I may make an upside down leather neck carry sheath with an earth magnet for retention.
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LUVIN' that tortoise shell M-M! ::tu::
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Looking great! ::tu::
And I'm sure they are great using knives too! ::nod::
Some nice grinds! :wink: :D
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Beautiful work! I especially like the snakewood handled "Broken Trail". (I'm fond of flat ground knives) ::tu:: ::tu::
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Lookin' good! ::tu::
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Gunstock Jack wrote:Beautiful work! I especially like the snakewood handled "Broken Trail". (I'm fond of flat ground knives) ::tu:: ::tu::
you're not the only one. It is my favorite of the bunch as well are flat grinds.
thanks for all the comments. Finishing out handles on my first forged blade today, liking the way it's turning out.
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Nice work Kaleb! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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