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TL-29 in Ironwood. Second is a sodbuster in two-tone micarta.
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Turned that sodbuster in to a very classy looking knife!!! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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That is the nicest looking sodbuster that I have ever seen, Glenn! Great work on both knives.
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The sod buster has a Harley Davidson look to it. I think I like the Iron wood best but they both are super.
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That ironwood knife is a real beauty!
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Awesome Glenn!!
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I couldn't agree more with the comments about that ironwood. STUNNING!
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Thanks! Sometimes, you don't have to do an awful lot to a TL-29...
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Those look great Glenn!
There are some woods that are pretty much "can't miss" for knife handles.
Ironwood is one of those can't miss woods. ::nod::
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