Did you grind that pen blade down to a wharncliffe?Ive been on a peanut kick the past couple of days.
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I was wondering the same thing.
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Yes. I actually just used a piece of 50 grit sand paper on my sharpening block. It didn’t take long at all and was quite painless.
Interesting. Thanks for the tip, I may try that on one of mine sometime.
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Ive been on a peanut kick the past couple of days.
Great picture! I like the knife and the light too!
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Made this baby doll crib for a buddy's little girl. The amazing and mighty peanut helped out sharpening pencils, cutting and such. The little legume is a carpenters best friend.
Made this baby doll crib for a buddy's little girl. The amazing and mighty peanut helped out sharpening pencils, cutting and such. The little legume is a carpenters best friend.
Wow, I looked at the photo before I read the post. Had the thought that maybe the crib was whittled with the 'nut!
On the other hand, never under estimate the mighty legume!Great crib, by the way!!
That crib looks great,Made this baby doll crib for a buddy's little girl. The amazing and mighty peanut helped out sharpening pencils, cutting and such. The little legume is a carpenters best friend.
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Thanks!Wow, I looked at the photo before I read the post. Had the thought that maybe the crib was whittled with the 'nut!
Great crib, by the way!!
I am confident that in the right hands that someone could use the peanut to carve out a crib. My whittling skills are not anywhere close to that level yet.
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Thanks. This was my first attempt. It was fun but I am still learning. Know I need to make one for my little girl before she looses interest in dolls.That crib looks great,
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That will be a beauty.
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Case Curly Maple:
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Thats one of the nicest looking peanuts that I've ever seen.Case Curly Maple:
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So I love my chestnut bone CV Peanut so much that I bought another as a replacement in case I accidentally lose my first. I carry it everyday and it's so unnoticeable in my pocket I'm afraid I'll lose it.
I put some grease on the blades and wrapped it back up in the brown paper they come wrapped in and put it back in the box. It's nice to know I have a spare if anything happens to my regular carry one.
I put some grease on the blades and wrapped it back up in the brown paper they come wrapped in and put it back in the box. It's nice to know I have a spare if anything happens to my regular carry one.