Future Project Knives

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Jeffinn
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Future Project Knives

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I picked up a few E-Bay auctions for practice knives (its a long winter here in Michigan).
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I can't wait to see what you do with the big Gran Daddy Barlow.
If I had to pick a favorite Barlow... That's the one.
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Based on what we've seen you do so far Jeff, I think all those Barlow's are going to turn out real nice. ::nod:: You seem to work pretty fast so you might need more knives to get through the entire Winter there... :shock:

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LOL... If you start running low... just install a LOT more pins into what you have! :wink:
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