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I've had a 71 Bullnose, micarta, that has been a favorite user, for a couple of years. I came into this user, orange delrin a couple of weeks ago. I understand why some folks would like and /or want this...but, I already had the nice micarta one... besides, it would give me something to play around with. Gave another run with mesquite, from the smoker pile. Probably could use a little more creativity, on the lanyard. Ha! (If you click on the sideways one, it will upright)

Dressed it up Doc. You are becoming a wizard with the mesquite. Very attractive.

Nicely done and a great improvement! Nice work on the shield inlay too!
Jeff

Man, that is beautiful!

Gorgeous work Doc! The mesquite is a terrific improvement. And, I agree with Jeff, that shield inlay looks like a professional job!

Echoing all the above...the shield looks great.
Nice upgrade from the orange.
Good work.

Reckon that Bull Nose is awesome!

Wow. Now that's what I call "All dressed up". Extra cool.

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Mike

Hey nice work doc, you took it from run of the mill plastic blah, to one of a kind beautiful customized look. Great wood grain and love those dark spots and swirls. Keep up the great work. That was worth looking at.

Much improved. I too think you did a great job with the inlay.

That's a dandy!

...great job, doc!!!!............ ..............

I actually liked the orange delrin...until I saw the mesquite mod. Wow! Nicely done, Doc.
Took that Bullnose from an OK EDC to a lookee-what-I'm-carrying EDC!

That came out very nice! Quite classy.

Do you do the inlays by hand or with some kind of pantigraph or machine? Regardless the inlay is great.

Ross

Once again, ya knocked one outta the park. Holy cats, what a beauty!!!

Rossr wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 10:49 pm That came out very nice! Quite classy.

Do you do the inlays by hand or with some kind of pantigraph or machine? Regardless the inlay is great.

Ross

Thanks guys, for the kind remarks!
Ross...I just outlined it with a fine tip Sharpe and cut it out, with a small round rotary bur. It is tedious. This thread has pictures of how I did another one...
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=67493&hilit=jerry+tl+29

A great improvement Doc! On a scale of 1 to 10, you managed to turn that one up to 11!

Outstanding improvement, great looking knife

Quality, bespoke work by a craftsman.

Thanks friends, for the kind remarks!!!

That is really cool, great job!

Doc B wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 11:45 pm

Rossr wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 10:49 pm That came out very nice! Quite classy.

Do you do the inlays by hand or with some kind of pantigraph or machine? Regardless the inlay is great.

Ross

Thanks guys, for the kind remarks!
Ross...I just outlined it with a fine tip Sharpe and cut it out, with a small round rotary bur. It is tedious. This thread has pictures of how I did another one...
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=67493&hilit=jerry+tl+29

thanks doc. Very impressive

Nicely done!
Everything about that knife is 100% better!
It's a beauty!

Came out a stunner Doc, all the way out of the park .