4200 10 dot 1970 rehab

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Phin Spencer
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4200 10 dot 1970 rehab

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I am now a fan of Elvis's work it really rocks, no pun intended. He took one of those
4..... knives and brought it back to life, I am very happy with the work! I would post pictures
but, I don't have a before, and the after looks like mint!
Thank you Bob!
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Re: 4200 10 dot 1970 rehab

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Well, if Bob did some work on your knife, I really want to see pics! He's one of the good ones ::tu::
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Ok all; Will try to post pictures! I guess that was not so hard!
thanks
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Bob did a nice job on that knife! ::tu::
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Is that ivory micarta?

That's nice!
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Lookin' good. Really good!!! ::groove::
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glennbad wrote:Is that ivory micarta?

That's nice!
Nope. It's a Delrin like material that won't crack or shrink. I wish more were available and that it came in yellow too.
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Great looking work. Love Bob's work.
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Re: 4200 10 dot 1970 rehab

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Hello Bob, do you still have enough to to a a 4318 HP. ? The blades are mint,
but the scales are shrunk and toasted! I know this is an old post, but only way
for my computer brain to work!
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