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Havent posted much here in a while just been lurking and burning up a bunch of files :lol: Heres what I've got so far on my first customized knife, new Stainless liners file worked all of the way around and rearched the backspring. It's a Case Sodbuster Jr. I figure if I have to throw the whole thing out to start over I'm only out 17 buckeroos, got a few layout issues but learned from them. Comments welcome. PM sent Muskrat
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Looks really good to my computer eye :shock: gonna be nice 4ever3.

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Nicely done, 4ever3. ::nod:: Keep it up, man, looks like you are on your way. If you DO decide to throw it out, let me know and I will send you my address. I will take care of it for you 8)
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Looking good!! ::tu::
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Well done, I like the pattern on the liners. ::tu::
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Nice work ::tu::
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You are off to a great start. Keep up the good work. ::tu::

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looking good ::tu::
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nice. interesting approach to your file work. be sure to show after you handle it or are you leaving it as is?
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Thanks for the compliments fellas, it means alot to me coming from knifers like you guys ::nod:: Johnnie, yes, I'm going to handle it, undecided at this point other than I know it's getting wood.
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I like what you've done with the liners. Now it makes me think of what you may have planned for the backspring and blade. Keep going, it looks good.
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Thanks Hukk.This one isnt getting anything on the backspring or blade, just the liners, I'm thinking of doing that on a knife that I'm going to give to my Dad for Fathers Day but I cant figure out if the filed liners will flow with the backspring and blade ::shrug::
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Well, here they are finally... To bad I have to work for a living :lol: The one on the left is the knife above, the one on the right is another one I did. Both are handled in Birds Eye Bocote, Stainless liners and Nickle Silver pins and rivets. Please give me your thoughts ::nod:: The one on the right has thinner handles because I didnt like the thickness of the first one.
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I am in favor of the fat one. I love the grain flow on it. Thinner scales do look better so I agree with you. But the fat one wins for looks.
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xlnt. depending on the users hand size, they're both very nice. good work! ::tu::
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Nicely done there 4ever3, really like the file work man. ::tu::

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Nicely done there 4ever3, really like the file work man. ::tu::

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Very creative. Excellent work. ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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Thank you for the compliments fellas. I would also like to thank you guys for giving myself and all of the others who visit here, the insight on how to get started. It is a learning process and I cant wait to do the next ones, I got two more waiting for me out in the shed.

p.s. Hey singin, better there doing what your doing than being here and do what I do ::nod::
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Hey Jeremy haven't I just seen those knives ::tu:: That's right we done a swap while in Owasso ::ds:: ::ds:: Keep it up Jeremy great work ::tu::
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Thank ya LC ::tu::
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