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Re: TL-29

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they all look good, the horn appears to be waterbuck, just a guess
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I really like that last one with the horn on it. ::tu::
It looks very nice, subtle with a nicely understated color.
Love the graining in it too.

I enjoy working with horn, but a guy has to get used to the smell, especially if you are sanding or cutting it with power tools! It is sort of like having the dentist drill on a tooth while you are burning a pile of hair!
The smell can get to you especially in a closed shop! Image
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Yah, and it's one of those smells that lingers in your nostrils for hours! Work horn in the morning and you can still smell it come suppertime!
I'm with the others Gringo, the horn is your best yet! ::tu::

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Re: TL-29

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thanks guys...it was fun...

i have enough horn left to do another knife...an the antique store has one small horn left.
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