Cocobolo Electrician

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terdl76
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Cocobolo Electrician

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Camillus electrician. Went with a single blade conversion and cocobolo scales. Spun the heads on all but scale pins. I really like the look of the bolster pins on the GEC electrician so I thought I'd give it a shot. The shield inlay came out slightly off but not enough to get bent outta shape about. Also gave the blade a slight swedge. I think overall it has a nice "working class" look to it.
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Looks nice ::tu::
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That's very nice! Good job!
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That's really nice ::tu::
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That looks great! The cocobolo works well with the flush shield and the spun pins.
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I "LIKE" it!!! ::tu:: ::tu:: Nice!!! ::nod:: John :D
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Beautiful flow in the color and wood grain...from a design perspective ::tu::
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This is one beautiful knife! ::tu::
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Cool! ::tu::
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I like the proud bolster pin. The little bit of extra 'flair' compliments the wood grain.
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