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Jazz
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LAB wrote:Here is my GB: Image
Bloody WOW! That's gorgeous and well done! Thanks for sharing. What is the wood, and, can we see the other side too, please?

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Thanks for the nice comments. The wood is Wenge wood. Here are a couple more pics. Image Image
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Thanks for more pics, LAB. That's so nice. You're making me want a GB, but it would pale next to your's. :cool:

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Thanks Jazz. The GB is a great knife. I just personally never could warm up to the look of the CF scales. I've always been partial to bolsters and wood.
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#465

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man, i never wanted that knife until now...
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**** that's a nice GB. Good work.
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Now THAT is how the GB should be. :cool:
Very nice!
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Lab
That GB looks amazing..
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Thanks. Here is a few more pics Image Image Image
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Gorgeous, Lab! Very classy.
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This is my first time working with G-10.
I still have some polishing to do and i might dimple the g10.
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Nice sculpted blue g10. It looks like it fits the hand well.
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Nice job LAB, that Gayle Bradley is gorgeous!
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nice spyderco nife its beautiful...
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that GB is a total win!
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That GB rocks, wenge-wood, correct? Very clean job!! I really like the transit from the SS-bolster to the wood, the angle between both materials, kudos!
You made the dent in the liner for the lock-access as well, but thinned out that liners a lot, right?
I also made my own scales on a GB, thinned out the liners as well. However in my GB you can read 'M-M4', in yours 'PM-M4' ;)
But again, wonderful job!

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Hello Toomzz. Thanks for the nice comments. I just made the bolsters and wood match the liners, I didn't thin the liners. As you already mentioned, I made the thumb access for the lock bar larger. That was just a personal preference.
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Hi LAB, again superb job. I also liked the liner a little bit more open making the Linerlock better accessible. I did it on both my GBs. Especially the green one is of my all time EDC favorite. With a touch of yourself it a knife so much more ;)

(The picture was made before I made the dent in the green one :) )
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Man, those look great! I like the texture job especially.
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The green one is peel-ply, the coyote is milled with a sphere-formed little mill.
It is quite easy, you can also do it with a regular drill in a drill-press...
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