And What Kind of Wood Do we Have Here?

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And What Kind of Wood Do we Have Here?

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Every day since Earl, and Big Monk put me on to this Guy.... What Handle is This?
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Walnut or bocote perhaps? ::hmm::
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bonehead wrote:Every day since Earl, and Big Monk put me on to this Guy.... What Handle is This?
COCOBOLO WOOD :) ___with some good grain to it !!!!! ::tu::
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Kinda light for cocobolo don't cha think? ::shrug::
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Wood-Guy wrote:Kinda light for cocobolo don't cha think? ::shrug::
they ain't finished_________________YET ::shrug::

check the ""production schedule"" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/201 ... -schedule/
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Ok ok... You got me... I didn't do my research on that one. ::facepalm:: :roll:
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Wow! ::uc:: that one in the middle is wild looking! :shock: best of luck to whoever gets its. ::tu::
I'm staying out of this run of whalers... ::hmm::
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Wood-Guy wrote:Wow! ::uc:: that one in the middle is wild looking! :shock: best of luck to whoever gets its. ::tu::
I'm staying out of this run of whalers... ::hmm::
Almost looks like black and white ebony ... (except for the red in the 'dark side' ... ::smirk:: )

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Yep she's definately a looker edge! ::tu:: ::nod:: there is quite the variety of grain in the woods on this run of whalers. :mrgreen:
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