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bjrogg:
Thanks Jerry. I think the two pieces of art go very well together to.
Bjrogg

Stoner:
Looks great, beautiful display of craftsmanship right there.

I have one of those linseed oil cans from my fathers work bench back in Michigan. Just like the looks of it on a shelf with the rest of my archery stuff. John

bjrogg:
Thanks Stoner. I usually make a knife and stand up for our Christmas gift exchange. I showed this one to my dad and step mom last night. They've both been watching the whole process. My step mom said I couldn't give this one for our gift exchange. She said it was to nice. Now I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. It'd sure look great in some fancy hunting lodge. I've got a few ideas.
Bjrogg

PS my 5 year old grandson was just fascinated with the knife. I told him he had to be very careful with it that it could break just like glass. He very carefully looked at it from every direction. Amazing cause he's pretty rough with most everything. He is a young artist though. He's a natural. I love looking at his drawings and crafts

WhistlingBadger:
Wow, wow, wow.  Beautiful work.   (A)

RickB:
Nice gnarly display. I like how the entire process went.

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