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    Assembled My First Knife


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    I am inspired by the beautiful knives shown here. I assembled this knife from parts, basically a kit. I added my own wenge wood scales. My pinning needs some work. It has a very stiff pull but a snap open and closed about 8/10. Overall I'm quite pleased for my first attempt. I learned alot, most of all an even greater appreciation for the skill of the masters, both present and past. Comments greatly appreciated. Thanks.



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    I think it looks really great for your first attempt!

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    that looks really great! impressive for a first attempt

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    Nice,I like that blackwood.

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    Cool!
    The wood is killer too.

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    Thanks for the positive comments everyone. Greatly appreciated.
    Rust Never Sleeps s-k

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    Very nice indeed! Well done. Thanks
    for sharing with us...

    Jason

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    Looks great! Nice wood scales too. Reminds me of pics I've seen of Coconut Palm wood.

    What is the pattern called? How long is it closed?
    Rick T.

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    I'm impressed!

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    Looks great for your first knife, great place to start putting kits together-. eventually maybe you
    will want to make the parts.
    Ken.

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    Thanks very much. The closed length is 3 5/8 inches. Pattern...not sure. I'd call it a jackknife. It has a swayback but the top line does not follow the bottom. It's more like a shadow barlow.
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    Great job, I really like the looks of this one.
    What is the steel?

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    Thanks johnny. I'll have to get back to you on the steel.
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    Awesome first try,I really love the wood handles!

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiling-knife View Post
    Thanks very much. The closed length is 3 5/8 inches. Pattern...not sure. I'd call it a jackknife. It has a swayback but the top line does not follow the bottom. It's more like a shadow barlow.
    Thanks, s-k. The more I look at it, the more I like it.
    Rick T.

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    That is a great looking jack!!
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    Looks like a great learning experience to me. You have to start somewhere

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    That's a dandy. You did a really great job.
    ED

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    Looks good to me for sure.

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    Nice job! How long did it take to build? Now get to making another so we can see it too.
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