I'm on a stag kick right now, got 3 or 4 stag projects underway right now. Didn't plan it like that, just worked out that way, LOL.
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TL-29 mod in Stag
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TL-29 mod in Stag
Here's another I finished recently. Barehead with Stag, EO, and reprofiled screwdriver blade. This one was almost too nice to let go...
I'm on a stag kick right now, got 3 or 4 stag projects underway right now. Didn't plan it like that, just worked out that way, LOL.
Glenn
I'm on a stag kick right now, got 3 or 4 stag projects underway right now. Didn't plan it like that, just worked out that way, LOL.
Glenn
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Goodness gracious Glenn,, that is really something! 
What a beautiful knife, fantastic work!
What a beautiful knife, fantastic work!Mike
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Awesome work! 
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Nice work Glen, I like the easy open skins, I would've never guessed it started out as a tl29.
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I want one!
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hmmm.... 
ever tried one in camel bone?
ever tried one in camel bone?
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Woooooooo-Hooooooooooo!! That's a keeper in anybody's mind!! "There are none so blind as those that refuse to see"
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WOW! 
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Definitely the best looking TL29 that I've ever seen.
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Wow, that's a work of art! I can definitely see how it must be hard to part with them. Fantastic...cheers
I can definitely see how it must be hard to part with them. Fantastic...cheers-
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That is a beauty Glenn.
You did the stag & the knife proud!
You did the stag & the knife proud!
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that's just awesome
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From one who appreciates a good TL, that is up there with the best Glenn. The magnificent modification of the screwdriver blade is special, and those Stag scales...... WOW.
Thumbs up from me ,
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Thumbs up from me
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Thanks guys!
I don't know why i haven't worked with the stag before, maybe cause it can be a bit pricey for the good stuff. It seems to be fairly easy to work with, but I do have to spend more time planning how it will end up looking. I'm not a big fan of really fat stag on a knife, so I like to take it down. Still learning that part of the prep.
I'm looking forward to trying some on a smaller knife.
Thanks again!
Glenn
I don't know why i haven't worked with the stag before, maybe cause it can be a bit pricey for the good stuff. It seems to be fairly easy to work with, but I do have to spend more time planning how it will end up looking. I'm not a big fan of really fat stag on a knife, so I like to take it down. Still learning that part of the prep.
I'm looking forward to trying some on a smaller knife.
Thanks again!
Glenn
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Very beautiful work on that knife Glenn and all the others you have worked for that matter!
Looks like a classy worker knife to me.
Regards, Jerry
Looks like a classy worker knife to me.
Regards, Jerry
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