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Bobby Urban
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I call it the Jalapeno Skinner. made it for a friend in Cali. more of my Kelly Couples 15n20 and 1080 low count damascus with paper micarta scales. Welding rod pins.
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I'm digging the low-count damascus. Nice work.

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I like how your maker mark is etched into the gray layer. Nice work.

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Yep, that's nice Bobby.

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L. Harris
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Very nice!

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Good one Bobby. Damascus is fun stuff.

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KHALVERSON
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thats a good looker right there
would you mind if i copied your design in a little larger knife?
i think it would work great in the kitchen
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Bobby Urban
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Have at it - it is an honor to have someone want to copy my hack work. The knife is actually going to be used as a paring knife in my friends kitchen as he is not a hunter but I felt it qualified as a necker/patch knife so was fit for the T-gang.

Thanks all - My makers mark is a work in progress but is working out pretty well as is. My father owns a sign company so I just had him cut out a few small stickers and put them on prior to etch.
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That is nice!
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Very nice!

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