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A GEC #73 Scout I just finished recently with some very well matched elk stag. Pinned of course

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Nice, Kaleb. ::tu::

Is that a customer's knife or is it going in your store?
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thanks :)

that is 1 of 4 knives I recently did for a customer.
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Very nice Kaleb!
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Beautiful work Kaleb! I love elk.
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MM - Great work as always. I haven't been too active this summer, but now that it's winter my work is slowing down and I have some great spare time.

Wondering if you are using a pin spinner, or just peening and polishing those pins? I haven't used any bone yet, but since I cracked the last couple of wood scales I put on - I'm thinking maybe pin spinning is the way to go?

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Thanks everyone

Nice to see you back Jaye! I hand peen all my pins, never had much luck with spinners, a little polishing on a properly peened pin will give a nice smooth even head. some knives I do flush fit peens on where the handles are very smooth, like wood, ivory ect.
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Hey Kaleb,

You were walking in your sleep on that last post. 02:45? Of course it was New Year's Eve. I think Bryan may have a clock problem. Where did you get the picture of the Muskrat? I'm looking forward to my box of knives from you. My son told me about this forum.

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yeah, clock problem :p

that pic was in the AAPK group of avatar pics, it's a groundhog though, not a muskrat :)

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Kaleb,
Well at least it isn't a pic of a nuteria. :x Basically nuteria are South American water rats. They were brought up here for fur, but they don't trap them any more.

Here is a pic of a nuteria & a muskrat. Maybe you can have a real muskrat for a avatar. :lol:

I think the muskrat is a much better looking animal than the nuteria. The nuteria are a real nusance where I live.

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thanks Dale, better than a groundhog :)
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
Better than a nuteria too!

Actually I thought it was a good pic of a muskrat.

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