Pruning Knife Redo

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Plas62
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Pruning Knife Redo

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Here are some before and after pic's of a Camillus Pruning knife that I redone for my wife for gardening. I replaced the steel liners with brass liners and added red cocoboa scales.

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Also here are a couple of pictures of a Imperial Barlow that I redid before starting on the pruning knife. On the Barlow I made brass liners for it and nickle silver bolsters. The scales are black ink cocoboa. I didn't take any before pic's of the Barlow.

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Wow, those are real nice. The wood really makes them pop. The wife should be proud to use that pruner.

Great work!
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:) that pruner looks wicked, hope yer wife keeps her fingers out da way !
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Those look good. ::tu::

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Plas62
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Thanks fella's. I'm definitely hooked on the customizing. I'm working on upgrading from my 1 x 30 delta belt sander to a 2 x 72 grinder in box. I just got the grinder kit, I hope to have it together by early next year. I'm just going to buy parts for it as I can afford them. Next step is buying the hardware, then the wheels.
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