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I just walked in from the shop with this one. I was working on a stiletto rehab project, but it was starting to aggravate me, so I set it aside and whipped this little case slimline out of the "to do" drawer. I got a little crazy and decided to try pinning some turquoise. The stuff is terribly brittle when it comes to pinning it. It is the first and last recon. stone handle I'll pin I think. Red spacers, recon turquoise handles, nickel pins, serrated liners, arrowhead pattern filework, and a high polish tops it off. i've got a guy interested if he don't nab it It will be for sale.

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Great job,MM ::tu:: red spacers look sweet!!
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I like the Red spacers along the spring liner.
Not so sure of the red spacer by the bolster. Might be better if it had two bosters to use the red spacers. Just my thought.

Ether way the file work is fantantic, and so is the turquoise.

Well done. ::tu::
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That's one pretty knife MM. Some beautimuss filework there.
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I like that file work once again. The red spacers do work for me. I like using red spacers along the bolster when it is along the liner also. Makes a good contrasting material match. ::tu:: ::tu:: Nice work.
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Beautiful craftmanship Kaleb
It has an elegant Southwest Native American feel.
I REALLY like it!
Thanks for sharing,
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Doggone Kaleb, you are really getting good!

Nice work! ::tu::
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Thanks guys :oops: . A guy out arizona way liked it, so it'll be living out there for a while. /The 5OT might be going out there too.
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Wow mm, gotta find a knife quick before you get out of my range price wise. :shock:
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