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    I immediately thought that the wedge seems to mirror the spine work!
    Excellent work, Grant. A huge improvement. You have come far with your skills.
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    Well done Grant! A very nice transformation

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    Very well done. I like the lines and feel of the first set of scales. The second set is beautiful.
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    The spin work gets me! love it, very nice!!!!
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    AWESOME WORK! But tell me, did you get that Kropp from SRP member earcutter? He really likes his blades with "patina."

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    Quote Originally Posted by UKRob View Post
    Hi Grant. Did you manage to do the spine decoration with a dremel? If so, what was the attachment?
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    I'm pretty sure it was this Aluminium Oxide stone that I used (It was actually nearly 3 years ago that I did the spine).
    The spine was SO badly rusted that I had nothing to loose with getting a little creative with it.
    The notches were almost a rust removal method as much as decorative.

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    Grant, it looks good first time around and absolutely stunning this time around. Very tidy work, the wede looks nice and tight. Well done.

    Stu

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    Beautiful work Grant.

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    Nice job mate. Much less chunky
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    Very impressive! Great to see another rusted blade come back to life!

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