3 Different styles....

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3 Different styles....

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If this is not the right thread for it, would one of the mods move it please?

Took these this afternoon. No premeditation. Just looked up, saw the three together and it hit me that it would make a nice picture - of three quite different and distinctive styles of knives I made this last week:

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Quite a mix of modern and classic, no?

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And finally, a less "artistic" one:

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Nice knives and nice pictures. Thanks for sharing. I like the orange.
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::tu:: NICE I really like that flipper ::nod::
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Nice knives Willem, like most of your work. ::tu::

I am moving it to the Custom Knife forum, because these are custom knives.
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Thank you gentlemen. And thanks for moving it to the right forum Dale.
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