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Post your CRK carry knife for today.

Iron City said:
I've seen this Sebbie with a pepper and a gnome so far. If it shows up with a italian beef sandwich with giardiniera I'm going to come up there and take it.

How may Old Styles are you into it so far??
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Just a few pops so far, but you never know bout the beef!


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Soon to be wife got me this for my birthday

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Good one T., Plain Janes are all about business.

I'm carrying a plain today too. Cheating a little bit with Damascus, but anytime I use it I stick my pinky out to show 'em I'm Mr. Fancy Pants.

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Wrobelan said:
That's beautiful. Can you give more details on the knife?
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Thanks guys! It began life as a cocobolo but the inlay was damaged, it would cost me too much to ship it back to CRK to have them replaced. (I live overseas) So I got some real nice Japanese copper (softer and less impurities) and cut a set of inlays to replace the cocobolo. The colour changes at different humidity and light, sometimes its more purple and sometimes it's more brown. When it gets too scratched, a little Brasso on a rag and a quick rub restores it back.

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orixa said:
Thanks guys! It began life as a cocobolo but the inlay was damaged, it would cost me too much to ship it back to CRK to have them replaced. (I live overseas) So I got some real nice Japanese copper (softer and less impurities) and cut a set of inlays to replace the cocobolo. The colour changes at different humidity and light, sometimes its more purple and sometimes it's more brown. When it gets too scratched, a little Brasso on a rag and a quick rub restores it back.

Just amazing...


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