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Nice Moodex!
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Matteo Escobar
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It is a nice sheath, but why didn't you just add on to the original thread? Clearly, it's because you want to call attention to yourself.
Let the man bask in his own limelight for at least a minute!!!:grumpy:
Let the man bask in his own limelight for at least a minute!!!:grumpy:
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Matthew... what I think Brian is trying to say is that he hit the "New Thread" key instead of the "Reply" key by accident. Given that he edited his post 3 minutes after he originally put it up, I'd say that lends some credibility to his claim.
Brian... what are you saying? You can't do that with Kydex?
Brian... what are you saying? You can't do that with Kydex?
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Some hand carved kydex would be interesting. . . well, maybe "frightening" is actually the word we are looking for here!!!!
I suppose you could carve it with a red-hot soldering iron or wood burning iron. . . . If nothing else, it ought to make for some interesting fumes!!!!
I suppose you could carve it with a red-hot soldering iron or wood burning iron. . . . If nothing else, it ought to make for some interesting fumes!!!!
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Holy psychedelic carved kydex sheath, Batman!
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Hey guys!
Les nailed it! Thanks Bro! It's not the first time I've done that either, but I apparently do not have permission to delete my own posts/threads
It is however a beautiful piece of work and I tried to make the best of the situation and give a colleague credit for an extraordinary effort.
Jerry, I think that would be singularly disasterous
Les nailed it! Thanks Bro! It's not the first time I've done that either, but I apparently do not have permission to delete my own posts/threads
It is however a beautiful piece of work and I tried to make the best of the situation and give a colleague credit for an extraordinary effort.
Jerry, I think that would be singularly disasterous
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Thanks very much Oku, it means a lot coming from you. With all the good natured sparring we do I figure someone might thinks theres some competition here. NAH!
Carving kydex?? That might make for some interesting results, and some pretty colors in front of the eyes if you melt away too much!!! Brain cells dieing in droves!
Skunkdex?!?! COOL!!!
Carving kydex?? That might make for some interesting results, and some pretty colors in front of the eyes if you melt away too much!!!
Brain cells dieing in droves! Skunkdex?!?! COOL!!!
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I've discovered that head trauma is apparently cumulative. Many sharp blows to the head combined with the chlorine fumes from burnt kydex just can't be a good thing
I think perhaps I'll leave artistic embellishment to those who are most obviously better qualified!
I think perhaps I'll leave artistic embellishment to those who are most obviously better qualified!
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Wait a second Kydex gives off fumes?........Dude what the ..........Wow man did you see that rabbit go by...........Oh look the purple horse is talking to the green cow..............night night Mr. Rodgers.