third klein is charm

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third klein is charm

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hey guys, this is my third custom klein utility knife. this one started out as a razor style with plastic handles ::barf:: . zebra wood and filrwork. oh yeah that old razor blade ended up as a sheepsfoot or modified wharncliffe. here are some pics.
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Nicely done... ::tu::

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Very nice, it looks like the 3rd time is the charm...Of course I thought the first two were charming as well.. :D

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Cool,Bro!!! ::tu::
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Thats a COOL ez opener there. I dont suppose there's any chance of beggin' for it. :D
Very nice job.
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Nice work Johnnie. ::tu::
That is the first Klein I have seen with that Razor type blade. Monday I found a Klein Jack knife, which is the first Klein I have seen that was not an electricians knife or a rope knife.

This makes me wonder, just how many patterns did they have made?
I would like to find out more about them. Does anyone have any info beyond BRL & Goins?

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thanks guys, i appreciate your comments. hog, my dear wife claimed it as soon as i took pics. she loves the wood! :lol: :lol: puns, ha :oops:

good question dale, i have found they made a lot more patterns than i thought. i suspect camillus was their main supplier. anybody else know some stuff?
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very nice.
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very nice work ::tu::
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