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  1. 03-25-2013, 05:29 AM #1
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    Default W& B in Bone

    Polished up the blade and did Bone scales as the original ones were. The bone has so few pores it nearly resembles ivory. An original wedge completes the scales.
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    Wow. I am extremely jealous. I would be so proud to own that!
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    Looking good! That is some nice bone! It's really satisfying to bring those old guys back to life. You do a fantastic job of it. Kudos!
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    Very nice, i have to ask, do you grind hone wear out of spine, or lose it in the high polish, hard to see now, well done.
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    Lovely work
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    That a perfect example of successful restoration!
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    Thanks guys.
    @ Grazor. I've never reground a blade, just sanding. The flat on the hone line is still there.
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    Excellent work!
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    Nicely done. Looks good as new and great to see an old bade like that back on the line
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