Schrade LB7 in jigged bone and an 8OT in jigged bone

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Schrade LB7 in jigged bone and an 8OT in jigged bone

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The LB7 was apart numerous times until I finally go the blade, lockbar and handle configuration right. There are a couple of different handle options, more than a few lockbar options and a few different blade options that all make for an interesting re-build.
The Schrade N.Y. U.S.A. 8Ot was in pretty good shape when I received it. It looks like the blades have been refinished (done by someone else, not by me). But they appear to be almost full.
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VERY nice knives Jeff!

That jigged bone really turns my crank!
That is some beautiful work Jeff!

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Both are much more attractive than with original handles. Absolutely top notch work Jeff. :)
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The coined liner is awesome. Nice work!
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If Jeff put his hands on it, you know the end result
will be high quality ++.

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Jeff, you do such beautiful knife work!
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Thanks everyone!
We had a bit of a warming spell yesterday (it got up to 46 degrees), so I could get out into the shop to finish a few up.
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Another couple beauties there! I may have to start farming my work out to YOU!
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Older LB7's are perfect to be customized!! Like your work!!
Nice!!
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Jeff, your work is always Impressive! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Very knice, Jeff.
That just may be the best lookin' LB7 I've seen . . .
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