Turquoise copperlock

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Turquoise copperlock

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This was my first time using reconstituted stone. The stuff polishes up like nothing I've ever seen. I need to do one ofr myself now :D
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most cool kaleb, that's some purty blue! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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8) Muskrat; WOW! You really outdid yourself! That is one beautiful knife.

I'am going to have to get you to do something for me before you become

to Famous to have anything to do with us little people. ::nod::
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That's a nice one for sure Kaleb. ::nod:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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very pretty knife ::tu::
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Those handles look SWEET!!! ::tu:: Good job!
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muskrat man do you have any Indian blood in you?

That turquoise it's in YellowHorse's blood too. Now thats not bad blood.
I just gave my wifey a turquoise bracelet for her B-Day. She still not give me a KNIFE YET.... ::huff::

Woundful color MM.

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YUP PERS the prices will go up after he moves to his new shop for more knife grinders and venting machines. IMO. Food for thought.
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Thanks guys for all the wonderful comments. I'm always open to a new project. I'm starting on a buck 110 today with filework and turquoise for a fellow. My knife, but he ordered it.

Ken, yes I have Cherokee on both sides.
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