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What I have here is a breakthrough for me as far as knife making goes. I have been learning off and on for the last 6+ years from Bill Burke and have drooled over his pronghorn knives every second I have known they existed. This is my first attempt at emulating his wonderful and rugged knives.
It s a 3.5" long 52100 blade with a 3.75" curley claro walnut and brass handle. The blade has been normalized 3 times, quenched 3 times and tempered 3 times for a tough little blade with a keen little edge And the handle contours the palm and fingers nicely. There is a hint of a temper line in the sunlight and the blade has been hand rubbed to 2000 grit and the buffed on a buffing wheel. And.the handle has been treated with tru-oil and buffed with 0000 steel wool to bring out the chatoyance in the walnut.
I am asking sold....
shipped in the u.s. I accept pay pal and USPS money orders.
Thanks, Andrew Finnie.
It s a 3.5" long 52100 blade with a 3.75" curley claro walnut and brass handle. The blade has been normalized 3 times, quenched 3 times and tempered 3 times for a tough little blade with a keen little edge And the handle contours the palm and fingers nicely. There is a hint of a temper line in the sunlight and the blade has been hand rubbed to 2000 grit and the buffed on a buffing wheel. And.the handle has been treated with tru-oil and buffed with 0000 steel wool to bring out the chatoyance in the walnut.
I am asking sold....
shipped in the u.s. I accept pay pal and USPS money orders.
Thanks, Andrew Finnie.
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