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    Purpleheart scales CA finished, a lil modification of the blade and pinned it with domed SS washers and Nickel Silver pins.Name:  IMG_20131229_203742.jpg
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    Hush! Hush! Thats purple men! Nice work, who made the blade?
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    Nice-I like the swirly figure and the color!
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    Nice job! I like the purple heart, nice pin job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    who made the blade?
    It was $8 brand new...
    Take a guess.... LOL
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    Very nice. That purpleheart looks fantastic.
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    Very smooth and very clean lines!! Awesome!!

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    Well done! The purpleheart looks very sharp.

    How was working with the purpleheart? Is it an easy wood to work with?
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    Thanks guys!

    I wanted to see what I could do with one of those Gold Dollars people talk about. Some grinding, a bit of sanding, a new set of, scales with a couple coats of CA and here ya have it!

    Put it to the stones again (checked for good bevel first) gave it a test shave and I am pretty impressed so far. DFS out of it. I might have a TINY heel hook I will have to fix but other than that it is not bad at all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bordee View Post
    Well done! The purpleheart looks very sharp.

    How was working with the purpleheart? Is it an easy wood to work with?
    I don't see any difference in it. Seems easy enough to work with. Plus it is a cool color... Lol

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