Case knives jigging

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Case knives jigging

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My friend jigged these the bone was worn nearly smooth. I think it looks good. Harold
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Those are beautiful!! ::tu::
Your friend did a great job!
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I agree. Both knives look very attractive and could fool me into thinking they are original Case jigging. But, i am easy to fool and not a Case collector.
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looks good, your friend did a nice job ::tu::
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The jigging on the knives is very good. Great knives!

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I’ll agree the jigging looks good but I think to erase an actual, honest to goodness, pocket worn handle is like me putting hair coloring to hide my “pocket worn” white hair. :)
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Excellent job. ::tu:: What did he use?
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Good work!
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WOW.... that is a great job he did with the jigging!

EXCELLENT work!

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stockman wrote: ↑Sun Aug 15, 2021 12:14 am My friend jigged these the bone was worn nearly smooth. I think it looks good. Harold
Looks good is an understatement! They are great, how in the world did he do it?
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Treefarmer, none of my business but maybe if you kept your white hair out of your pocket it wouldn’t get so worn. Worth a try, anyway.

Nice jigging in any case. Wish I could do as well.

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