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Here's a Camillus TL-29 I just finished redoing. The handles are black and silver Dymondwood from Jantz.

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Knice job!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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very nice, did you add the rear bolsters?
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Nice job!
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Thanks fellows, yes I did add the rear bolsters
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Really nice, what a great talent.
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Now you've been sucked in to the evil world of modding TL-29's ::sneaky::

Seriously, that looks great, even better that you put the bottom bolsters on.

Very nice looking kinfe!
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I enjoy the modified Electrician's Knives and that's a fine example. As everyone else is saying, "great job".
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Thank's again, it started out with bone handles, but I managed to crack one them while pinning it. Needless to say, I was pretty pissed at myself. I then went a head and finished it in the Dymondwood. I have old Colonial Barlow on the bench now that I'm going to start on this weekend. I'll post some pic's once I get it finished.

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Can't wit to see the Barlow. Great job on the elec.
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