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Case deep canyon chestnut mini copperhead bone dye enhancement
- Thread starter Doug Add
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Good job, Doug!
As helpful as those pictures are in displaying the improvements, I was especially impressed with the ones from your Case Chestnut Bone Brothers thread.
Wow.
I have one knife I'm considering dunking, my amber bone mini wharncliffe. It's almost white, with pale markings. I just haven't determined if there is a color that would do the trick (what color to aim for as the background, that wouldn't end up pukey).
~ P.
As helpful as those pictures are in displaying the improvements, I was especially impressed with the ones from your Case Chestnut Bone Brothers thread.
Wow.
I have one knife I'm considering dunking, my amber bone mini wharncliffe. It's almost white, with pale markings. I just haven't determined if there is a color that would do the trick (what color to aim for as the background, that wouldn't end up pukey).
~ P.
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That's nice, congratulations on the end result.
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Thanks P, I am pleased with the way those photos turned out too.
I didn't realize until I placed them side-by-side how close to the peanut the mini copperhead had become.
This was a pleasant surprise, as I really like the color of that chestnut bone on the peanut.
I didn't realize until I placed them side-by-side how close to the peanut the mini copperhead had become.
This was a pleasant surprise, as I really like the color of that chestnut bone on the peanut.