Buck 110 with Australian Mookaite scales

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Buck 110 with Australian Mookaite scales

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I recently found a slab of Mookaite Jasper from Australia with some VERY bright yellow in the stone mixed with the whites and reds. This is a hard to find combination and the only slab this bright I have found in well over a year. Anyway the knife turned out just gorgeous so I thought I would share a few pictures of it.
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We all know that pictures never do the knife justice, yet it still looks like a million bucks. Another beauty Mike!
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Both original and great looking! ::tu:: 8) :D
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WOW !
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All,

I think the problem was a coding issue as new posts in the Customized Factory Knives were not showing in the "View Active Topics" list when new posts were being added. Basically unless you went into the Customized Factory Knife section no one would see the new threads. I see the link is working now.
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Mike,
Nice job as usual.
That in very interesting & beautiful stone.

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Another strikingly beautiful piece! ::tu:: ::tu::
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That is just too nice!

How hard is that product to work? Are you using alot of abrasives, or does it hand sand decently?

Great work!

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Redrummd wrote:I recently found a slab of Mookaite Jasper from Australia with some VERY bright yellow in the stone mixed with the whites and reds. This is a hard to find combination and the only slab this bright I have found in well over a year. Anyway the knife turned out just gorgeous so I thought I would share a few pictures of it.

i just stopped by your website. not only are you an incredible artist, but you also played Quake! awesome. ::ds::

oh and PS...that engraved knife with the dinosaur bone scale...DRROOOOLLLL... ::drool:: ::drool::
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::tu:: ::tu:: Very, very cool!! ::tu:: John
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