another cammilus tl-29 EDC

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another cammilus tl-29 EDC

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this one got ironwood, some filework, visible pins and a cleaned blade.
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getting real good at that filework, mm. looks good. ::tu::
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Looks great Muskrat ::nod::
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Excellent job. Very cool file work. ::tu::
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thanks guys 8)
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Nice work as usual Kaleb! Yours looked so good I decided to give it a shot with a TL-29.

I made new bolsters & iturned it into a barlow with stag for the handles.
I may have posted it before, but my pills are working & I don't remember where. :oops:

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Man oh man I could just wait here and watch you guys customize knives all day. You are both impressing me very much and let me say that your work is very nice and has elevated up quite a few levels as you guys keep at it..

Very nice.. ::tu:: ::tu::

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thanks sunbusrt, Dale very nice- I see the blade etch, nice touch. ::tu::
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