This year's Easter Seals knives

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This year's Easter Seals knives

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Our company does a spaghetti supper fundraiser for Easter Seals every year. Last year I did a couple mods for raffle.

I did the same this year. Here are the pieces...




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I hope the new owners enjoy them as much the enjoyment I got out of making them!
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Wonderful as usual Glenn. Being a Kentucky Wildcats fan I'm awful partial to that blue one, but that red is stunning as well. I'm sure the new owners will love them.
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Nice work, Glenn. I like the progressive pictures.
Someone is really going to enjoy owning them.
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Excellent work, they look great.
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Those EZ-Opens are pretty darned popular. Great job.
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You need to do a tutorial on creating bolsters. You're TL-29's with the extra bolsters look great.
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Good lookin' knives Glenn! 8)

Is that the Pacific Blue bone on that first one?
Love the color! ::drool::
You coaxed the color from the bone quite nicely! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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I like the color of both those knives--nice work!
Also like that you have shields on both of them--
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Magnificent Glenn!! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys. I don't know if they were truly appreciated the way you guys would appreciate them, but they do go for a good cause. I'd probably make them anyway, even if there wasn't a fund raiser. :mrgreen:

I kinda like the rounded bolster on the blue one, I may have to try another one like it soon.
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glennbad wrote:I don't know if they were truly appreciated the way you guys would appreciate them, but they do go for a good cause.
Do a fundraiser somewhere near here and they will be plenty appreciated.
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Ah ha! Nice trick with the bone to keep it from cracking. ::tu::
Nice work!
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Ramrod wrote:Ah ha! Nice trick with the bone to keep it from cracking. ::tu::
Nice work!
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I don't know if it really helps, but it reassures me when I'm working that pin. Thanks for the nice comments!
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