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    this is the next one I`m having a go at Iam going to try to make it origional as the scales are in very good condition
    wish me luck
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    Good luck!

    Malcolm

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    Is there any pitting or just little bit of rust? Can't wait to see the finish.

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    eek!
    good luck

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    Looks like you might need the Shirpas to get to the top of that one. Go get 'er and best of luck.

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    Smile the scales are too

    the scales are too thick so it wont fit in its box ,so I will have to re do them
    also there is still faint marks at the tip of the blade as the pitting there was deeper than expected I dont know if i should keep going with the emery
    The wood is orange osage the wedge is Vlad`s and the pins are 1/16" brass and the collars and washers are all in one made from 3/32" stainless pop rivets
    thanks for the encouragement guys
    Kind regards Peter
    Will take better pics when the scales are re done
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    Good grief, that was quick! Looking good too - I'm looking forward to more photos.

    Malcolm

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    for better or worse hear it is stere is still marks on the blade from the rust,however I dont dare go any more as the blade is a full hollow and is now super thin
    The scales are orange osage and the wedge is now buffalo
    Kind regards Peter
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    Quote Originally Posted by bg42
    for better or worse
    I think better's the more appropriate word there - good job. It looks like the wood's got a lovely pearlescence to it but it's never easy to tell in photos. Have you had it out for a test run yet?

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    Not yet its as blunt as
    Regards peter

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