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25th March 2011, 05:39 AM #1
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Compact Key Ring Knife
With a piece of Elk Antler for the knife handle.
Sanded to 400x, filled marrow pores with Med CA, sanded to 400x, buffed with Ultrafine Steel Wool, and polished with Hut Ultra Gloss.
These will be great sellers at the up coming Gun and Sportsmen Shows.
Les
To close the knife, first remove the threaded protector and unscrew the blade. Next, slide the blade into the tube and re-thread it onto the coupler. Screw the thread protector on to the exposed threads.
To open the knife, remove the thread protector and unscrew the blade from the handle. Re-thread the knife into the coupler, then slide the thread protector over the blade and thread it onto the exposed threads.
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25th March 2011, 06:53 AM #2
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very nice indeed
les where on earth is that kit available ???
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25th March 2011, 07:02 AM #3
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Gee Les, you keep on raising the bar, how are we all suppose to keep up ?.
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25th March 2011, 07:51 AM #4
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Very nice as usual Les. You keep coming up with all the the different stuff.
I can see them calling them a concealed weapon here
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