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  1. 06-04-2011, 12:51 AM #1
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    Wow! Stunning grain & the baby bulls eyes are great
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    Oz man you gotta try this stuff out, even if I have to ship ya some
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    Might take ya up on that, hehe
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    Wow, very nice look to the scales and great job with the razor, but I love that wedge, that green really pops.
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    Nice job, Glen.

    If I remember correctly, Lignum Vitae was once used as bearings around propeller shafts in ships since it has natural oils which lubricate the shaft and is very long wearing.
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    Another excellent job, Glen.
    I strop my razor with my eyes closed.
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    That wood is amazing. So much depth to the grain. Nice work Glen.
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    Fine work as always Glen I'm a big fan of the lines on these scales and the grain is fantastic. Bravo.

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