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Very nice. We should get together sometime, we're so close. You can pm me if you're interested. Bob

May I try 131. Thanks, Fred.

No offense, but is there any other kind?

Outstanding restoration job. I really like the new knife as well. Bob

What a beautiful job!! Great work John. P.S. Pardon my ignorance, but what is a "Frame Handle"? A highly skeletonized tang to which handle materials are attached with pins/bolts? Thanks Bob

Ditto - What JDW said. Same experience, same results. I'll be getting mine from one of the many pros from now on. Bob

Very nice. I'd be interested in how you did the pattern on the bolsters. Again, great job.

Beautiful. Love the wood!

Rudy's idea sounds like a good one. Also, when my daughter was studying abroad, we used to communicate all the time using Skype. Unless things have changed, Skype to Skype calls are free. Skype to telephone calls were very reasonable as well. Then all you have to deal with is the time...

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How about 582? And, thank you. Bob

Very nice job!!

You might also try renting a tile saw from Home Depot or the like. I don't know first hand whether or not it would handle stock as thick as you want to cut, but I am sure that is easy enough to find out.

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I tried an old pressure cooker my wife no longer was using. Got a vacuum pump from HF and used alternating cycles of vacuum and pressure with Minwax wood hardener. I did some elk antler and I think because of the pith, it worked pretty well. It also enhanced the coloring of the antler. When...

I'm working on a buffalo handled project myself. Hope my handles turn out half as nice as yours did! Great job! Bob

Wow! That is really cool!! Bob

Good job. They look great!

I can't answer any of your questions. But, that is one beautiful piece of wood!

How about "Zebra Stripe"? Good looking stuff, no matter the name. Bob