Removing bolster help!

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terdl76
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That's mighty nice of you, thanks! Oh, and take your time, no rush. Baseball practice all week and going tube'n in Harpers Ferry WV this weekend so I probably won't see my shop for a bit.
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terdl76
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Well, here it is! Finish up earlier today. Bob, thanks for all the help and great tips! I used all of them, you're a very kind fellow. I think I'll carry this one for a while. Nice snap and no wobble ::ds:: !
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Elvis
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Absolutely beautiful! Bocote is on of my favorite woods and that one shows it off very nicely. I see the pins I sent worked out for you, and I used one of the shields you sent today in the Trapper I did while you were doing this one. Ain't it great when things come together? This one was a win-win for everyone. I can't wait to see your next project. ::tu::
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Great looking knife,well done.
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Great looking knife!
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Excellent.
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