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TPVT said:
Ok, thanks. my guess would be the Michigan Trail Knife? but someone else, please feel free to jump in.
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I'm pretty sure that knife is a one of a kind, and one of only three that I used carbon fiber pins on.
 
JK Knives said:
I'm pretty sure that knife is a one of a kind, and one of only three that I used carbon fiber pins on.
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Ohhh....was it i that sent you those pins??! i had forgotten all about that. i think i had you do my very first JK (the semi-wharnie kephart with carbon pins). and you wanted to send the leftover's back! (standup guy that Mr. Kiedaisch) i told you to please keep them and use them for something. i like whatcha done! ;) what a cool memory. thanks for jumping in John.

and she sure is purty! :thumbup:
 
So I'm loving my new Pooka with pecan scales. John & Peter did a great job. Peter unfortunately ran out of wood so he couldn't make a bead for it.. I had to improvise since I didn't have any pecan. You'd never guess what it is. My grandfather used to make rings for the kids out of it.. I don't think it's wood though...
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slg98 said:
So I'm loving my new Pooka with pecan scales. John & Peter did a great job. Peter unfortunately ran out of wood so he couldn't make a bead for it.. I had to improvise since I didn't have any pecan. You'd never guess what is. My grandfather used to make rings for the kids out of it.. I don't think it's wood though...http://i.imgur.com/1Kh2i75.gif[/QUOTE]

looking good SLG, thanks for saying so as well
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