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    I just love those scales! Congrat!

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    Whoa !! What a Stunna !!
    The white gleam of swords, not the black ink of books, clears doubts and uncertainties and bleak outlooks.

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    That really is exquisite craftsmanship there! Great job - if it shave half as good as it looks, you're in for one heck of a smooth face!

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    That is a pretty snazzy looking W&B Frameback. The Olive wood almost looks like a burl or something. I can see the horse and buggy etched on the blade just fine. Nice work.

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    Did you do the brass work yourself or was it designed like that?

    Looks fantastic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OLD_SCHOOL View Post
    Did you do the brass work yourself or was it designed like that?

    Looks fantastic.
    The brass spine is original to the blade. Just shaved with it and it worked well.... BBS, no blood.

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    It is hard to find olive with good figuring and no defects. It seems like the nicest bits have bark inclusions or voids. Not that that is a problem, they just add a bit of rustic look. I have a couple that way and filled/stabilized them with epoxy resin before top coating them. Nice work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by denmason View Post
    The brass spine is original to the blade. Just shaved with it and it worked well.... BBS, no blood.
    Wow now that is amazing and something I never knew existed. But it makes you wonder it theres a way you could DIY, to get rid or unsightly spine pitting...

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    A pleasure to see.

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