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Thx for the advice/help/encouragement

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Cordia finish, tried to keep the knots on both sides in the near same location. Finished w/2000 grit & linseed oil
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looks great ::tu::
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nice job, keep it up!
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Looking good! getting all that grain lined up had to be downright painful, that's one reason I used pretty well featureless wood :lol:

It does make the knife a bit heavier, but it's a good kinda heavy :) keep it up ::tu::
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Thx for the compliment Darksev and the great idea. The finish on yours is spectacular.
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Fantastic ::tu::
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