Guy walking his dog....or

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That's a nice looking cane Mark. Great job....

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Great job. I like the eyes and the cracks add character....

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Looks great to me!

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These look great. Painting is superb!...

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Thanks Earl. I appreciate it very much. Your comment put a smile on my face. Thanks!

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Thanks Sappy and Joe....

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Thanks for the tip Tom. I still have lots to learn, but I'm having fun while doing it! I was watching a YouTube video the other day and the guy was reviewing one of your knifes. He had great things to say about it....

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Thanks Randy....

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Thanks Glenn, Mark, Ed, Merle, and Herb.
He is about 8" tall....

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Thanks Bill. The knife was just a fun after thought, it's not the best looking knife for sure. It needs a better leash for the dog. What's there now is just a twist tie you would find on packaging. I was looking for something to use and my seven year old daughter came over and brought me the twist tie....

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Nice carving and painting. I look forward to seeing more of your work....

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.....Or he can transform into a weirdo with a knife. Good for Halloween, haha....

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Here is a guy walking his dog....

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Thanks Joe....

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Looks great. Larry did a great job!

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That's very kind of you. Nice work!

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Nice job. I'm sure they will be a big hit....

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Thanks for the tips. I've made a couple knives out of a Dexter boning knife and use pretty much the same process as you to cut the shape with a Dremal tool. It's very easy to make and satisfying to carve with a tool you've made yourself. Plus you get to make the exact shape of blade and handle that...

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Nice. Let us know how you like it. I'm on the look out for used 14" band saw. The one I have now is on its last legs.
I suggest you add lockable wheels to your stand for maneuverability. It makes life a lot easier for sure. Have fun!

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Nice job Joe. I'm curious to know other alternatives for blades.....besides making new knifes out of old blades. I know you can buy high carbon flat stock, but then you have to deal with tempering it, which I don't know how or have the means to do. What other repurposed material can you make blades...