I will venture a guess at wet material. Some materials and colors are more hygroscopic. Those might be air bubbles. I was having a devil of a time with a similar problem on PA until I dried it thoroughly. Then the surface was beautiful.

Communists. Eat it. Happy 250th America! Here’s to the next 250!

Sounds like fun!

Where’s a lightning bolt when you need one?

I agree. Self defense posture the entire time. Control your dog. Everyone is happy.

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Looks superficial to me. Probably didn’t penetrate?

It looks a lot like a Japanese Deba. Chunky spine. A sharp bevel and a knife capable to chop cleanly through fish, chicken or hammer its way through cordwood! Really beautiful work!

Feed hungry kids. Full stop.

Thanks again for this. My dad was a camp Lejeune Marine. He died of complications related to his service. He loved being a Marine and it helped shaped the man he was. I honor his service and sacrifice every single day with patriots like you who understand their sacrifice.

Love this! My dad would do the same thing. I cherish his box of knives. They sit in my kitchen where they will be handed to my son someday. Thank you for the kind words about the sharpener which carries his name.

Thank you!

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That’s unbelievable!!!! It’s confiscation.