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Thought I'd show a case folding hunter I recently completed. Extensively fileworked with some awsome scales. These are genuine seasnake skin that has been encased in acrylic resin, these came from one of our own AAPK stores- Poly Burl. Awsome looking handles especialy on a knife of this size. Thanks for looking

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MM, your filework has gotten dang GREAT!! Those handle scales look excellent. The entire knife kicks butt ::tu::
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Wow, muskrat man!
Totally awesome!
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I agree the handles look darn good. But that file work is top notch. ::tu::
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MM,
That is one fine piece of craftsmanship. The filework is over the top and those sea snake handles make it look almost alive. I never saw anything quite like it, and I'm quite impressed.
::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::

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Very nice looking work.
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Another nice one Kaleb! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Well do MM... ::tu::

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Very nice, like the file work and the fluting on the bolsters! ::tu:: ::tu::
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That's the best file work I've ever seen. It's difficult to do something so complicated once but to do it twice to match another mirror image is just mind boggling. Great job but it is to be expected from you. Fantastic
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That's just one more FANTASTIC job Kaleb!! Beautiful! ::tu:: ::tu::
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I totally agree; super nice. ::tu:: ::tu:: It will fit right in with; these other two exotic handled 65s. A Plesiosaur and Mammoth tooth; Case folding hunter. ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

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thanks everyone. It should fit right in between those two :D
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