Electrician knife redo

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Electrician knife redo

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Pawn shop find with some elk antler. Still needs some fine tuning, but getting there.
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Nice! I like that you kept the liner lock. ::tu::
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WooooooooooooooooooWeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee That's sweet. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice job, I like that file work.
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That looks great-file work is nice and simple
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I like it.....good job

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Nice clean lines!
Great job. ::tu::

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Well, another fine job Gary! Love that Arrowhead filework too ::tu:: ::tu::
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Good job Gary, that is the best looking elk stag I've ever seen on a pocketknife. Great job ALL the way around.
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Here is one I was lucky enough to get from caddyman73
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Thanks for all the kind replies, wishing you and yours a happy holiday season.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

P.S. Don't mind the "RED" background, Christmas napkin. :)
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That's a beauty! I have done one of these myself, and have another one in the works. I am leaving the liner lock out on this one, as the previous one I made, the owner did not like the liner lock. The spring was good and stiff anyways. He just leaves it open all the time.

Anyway, nice file work and handle material.

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