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Great job augustus88! me likey! :cool:
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nice job....
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looks great!
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[quote="Pete1977"]that is the ugliest looking knife i've ever seen. ship it to me and i'll dispose of it properly at sea. ]

Haha just thinking the same thing. Augustus that knife is awesome looking. If you ever feel like making another one lets talk. Serious!!
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I seriously can't quit looking at this knife. I love GC Micarta. How hard was it to take the knife down? I"ve never tried anything but a green river belt blade. Right now it is sitting in the garage because I don't know how to do the inset for the cutlery rivets. If I can't buy one I would be willing to try to make one. That's one **** fine looking knife.
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Sweet!!!...Doc :D
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augustus88 wrote:I'm already cooking up a few ideas for my 2nd mod. Hope it comes out as good as the first attempt. If I get some free time away from my studio, perhaps I'll consider taking a few orders. Too many project.......too little time.
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Bluntrauma wrote:I seriously can't quit looking at this knife. I love GC Micarta. How hard was it to take the knife down? I"ve never tried anything but a green river belt blade. Right now it is sitting in the garage because I don't know how to do the inset for the cutlery rivets. If I can't buy one I would be willing to try to make one. That's one **** fine looking knife.
Thanks for the compliments.

I'm super busy right now, but if you can wait a while maybe we can work something out. Taking the Cara Cara apart is pretty simple. Making a handle without a lot of tools can be a real pain. I have lots of power tools that makes the job fairly easy. I'll let you know when my plate clears up.
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bh49 wrote:May I ask about it?
I have a stainless Robin PE that is just calling for some embellishment. I'm not crazy about super slim SS handle knives. The Robin would be perfect with a thicker handle and some warmth. I have several colors of canvas micarta, maple burl and buffalo horn that I purchased a while back with the intention of altering a few knives. Not sure which material to use yet.
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Beautiful!! Very nicely done!!


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augustus88 wrote:Thanks for the compliments.

I'm super busy right now, but if you can wait a while maybe we can work something out. Taking the Cara Cara apart is pretty simple. Making a handle without a lot of tools can be a real pain. I have lots of power tools that makes the job fairly easy. I'll let you know when my plate clears up.

Please do. I am very interested in that knife.
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I gotta be boring here...that's really nice work!
Makes for a whole different knife!

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