Just a new set of handles

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Just a new set of handles

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I did one of these for one of my brothers a few years ago and he recently lost it and wanted a replacement. I know he's not the type to oil a knife on a regular basis, so I blued the blades to help with rust control, but he really liked the corn cob handles.
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A little super glue was used to make the piece stable enough to cut, then I soaked it in a slow setting acrylic I picked-up at the local hobby shop.
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Bob -- Is that real stabilized corn cob? Neat.
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Last year's crop Jerry.
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Great idea Bob, plus it looks cool! ::tu:: 8)
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The most extraordinary handles I've seen posted.Great job Bob.
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Wow, that corn cob is really nice Bob. Never seen that on a knife before :D
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Wow Bob!

That's taking natural scale materials to a new level.

Very cool!
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Very well done. A handsome piece if I ever saw one. ::groove::
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Thanks folks! There's just something down-home and simple about looking at a corn cob that makes it easy to like I guess.
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Wow bet it's light in the pocket too
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man that is cool !! ::tu::
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I like your tag line Pig Sticker! "NEVER DOUBT YOUR DAWG" is good advice. He works for just room and board and never complains. ::tu::

I just thought I should mention that the bolsters got a nice buffing before the knife went out to my Brother in Ft. Worth. I got a reputation to live up to, ya know? ::rotflol::
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That is a special pocketknife there, congrats and good job. Family is special and that knife looks to be special too.
::tu::
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