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here is that old clauss, finally got around to working on it. zebra wood, file work and stippled bolsters. my first attempt at stippling bolsters. used a nickle pin, should have used a steel one. oh well, i can change it later. 4' closed.
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Good job,Bro!! ::tu::
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Nice job, johnnie. ::tu:: How far down the spine of the blade does the filework go?
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Definite improvement, Johnnie !

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thanks guys. hey mp, it goes down about an inch on the blade. i'll take a pic with blade extended.
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nice job. ::tu::
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Nice job Johnnie....................
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Nice job Johnnie! I like your choice in wood also, I do like zebrawood for handles. ::tu:: ::tu::
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thanks gary, chris and hukk!

here is the backspring and blade view. the clauss is on the left. the other three are part of my utility knife clan. :lol:
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Nice set of tools you got there, johnnie. ::nod::
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This made me think.... :lol:

Will one grandchild get all 4 knives or will you divide them up ?

They are worth passing on to the family IMO... ::nod:: ::tu::

It mite be kool to save before and after photos with them too.
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Nice Johnnie ::nod::
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Excellent Johnnie Fain! ::tu:: ::tu:: Excellent!
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Fine work Johnnie, did'nt know you were doing filework, awesome man. ::tu:: ::tu::

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thanks! :oops: :)
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Nice work Johnnie!

How did you do the stippling? I wave been wanting to try it, but haven't gotten around to it yet.

Nice work!

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very nice Johnnie. I have more of them kleins than I know what to do with, I guess working a few would be one thing. your filework is especially nice.
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Those are beautiful johnnie. Great work ::tu:: :) s-k
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thanks guys. dale i taped th liner and bolster to my small anvil and used a modified nail set punch. rounded the bottom to dull it and started hitting lightly with a 5 oz hammer. the bolsters were gouged pretty deeply so this seemed a good way to cover. real easy to do and i'm gonna do it again.
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