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    115% Mountain knife in O1 and micarta


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    This is the third full-size Mountain Knife in the series.

    blade: 3/16" O1, nominal 4" (3.9" actual) length @1000 grit
    OD green micarta scales with 3/16" brass pins at 360grit
    Oven foil & oil heat treat, triple tempered

    The pommel is ever so slightly crowned in case a little whacking or chiseling (on/with wood, please) needs to be done.
    Sheath is 0.09" kydex with large and small tek-lok compatible holes.
    My grail version of this knife would have a tapered tang, but that looks like such a headache to jig up for scales...























    Thanks for looking.

    -Daizee
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    Good looking unit!
    Really like the full size handle.
    Well done.
    Dozier

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    Nearly exactly my ideal knife!

    Very nice indeed.

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    Very nice!
    Chad Hill
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    Quote Originally Posted by wildmike View Post
    Nearly exactly my ideal knife!

    Very nice indeed.
    +1!! Came out very clean and looks like the knife is asking to be used. Very nice!!!!!!!
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    yeah, she's pretty outstanding, in my humble opinion

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    Thanks, fellas, glad you like it. I've been wanting to make these blades since the start.
    Hopefully it will live up to its promise... I'll know soon enough.

    -Daizee
    Beckerhead #int((2/3)*100)
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    "You have to admit it's a good looking heart attack." --Tradewater

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    nice work man.

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    Really nice. Looks like it can take it and dish it out, perfect size for small and bigger chores.

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