A buck 110

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A buck 110

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I finished this for a customer out in Arizona. I have named this one the piccaso snake. He specified what exactly he wanted done, a rear and front bolster removed and a snake fileworked into the lock bar and blade with his head near the clip and a rattle at the end. He sent the Koa too, I really like this wood. I'm not sure if I like this knife or not.
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The pictures don't show things very well. In case you are wondering it's a 3 dot vintage flat bolster 110
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No matter what...

That is very nice work, and an interesting knife. ::tu:: ::tu::

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Great job and super nice file work!! ::tu::
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One bolster on each side,,,,,hmmmm.
Darn fine job there MM. I dont think i've seen a 110 like it, maybe that's what he's going for. The stippling on the lock bar and blade is OUTSTANDING by the way. ::tu::
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thank ya'll, I think that's what he's going for too. He like abstract type stuff, so this should fit the bill nicely, I'm mailing it out tommorow and starting up on a more challenging project. The handle fitting on this next knife is gonna be a real challenge.
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Keep up the good work Kaleb!
Great as usual. ::tu:: ::tu::

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