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I love the stance of the knife,tell you what , any time you want to "through away" any of those just let me know and I would be glad to take them off your hands:happy:

Very nice work Sir,Love that redwood

Outstanding knives,very nice mesquite on the handles . Thanks for sharing

I'm in.Let me know what you need

Hurry up with the book Mr.Cashen,I want a copy:biggrin:

Good thread.

Great answers by all you guys.Most knife makers think since the wood is stabilized , you should be able to polish it like a piece of plastic. That's fine to a certain extent but all wood has fibers and no matter how "saturated" the wood is the exposed fiber still needs to be addressed. I also...

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Thumbs up. :D

I agree with Bro. Jason,show and tell is all about showing what you tell.

Howdy Marc,welcome to the site.I think We all like pics here, so lets see some show and tell. Have a Blessed one Faron

#2 makes a profound statement , I might have to have one of those in the near future :-)

Nice and clean and well executed lines , great work!!

Hey Steven the leather work looks good Bro. but that Redwood knife is killer man.Keep the pics coming

I agree with Randy and Shawn. Great work Mario

nice work Lee,clean looking knives

And I thought this 83 lb google-found beaver was huge:

Amazing work! The grain in the Mesquite compliments the hand-rubbed finish very well.

Great job Bro. Haas,You deserve it. Nice looking house by the way

Great looking piece Calvin, it sure is a pleasure to see your work get recognized.