An Unkindness of Ravens...

Beautiful! Did you use tung oil as the finish, love the depth and I’m just seeing a picture, I’ll bet it really glows in person.
 
Thanks, all, for the comments!

It would be hard to clearly convey how much I enjoy a project like this. This blade is a rare one, and as I understand things, it really shouldn't be out in the wild. It is, and that's water under the bridge. But it's a very interesting project to me for this very reason. A LOT of trust is placed on me to put this together and I am very grateful that someone would have the confidence to let me do a set of pinned and epoxied scales on this 1-off blade. Projects like this are very humbling and very rewarding to me personally.

Thanks all, once again, for letting me share my on personal brand of crazy with you.
 
TRfromMT said:
Thanks, all, for the comments!

It would be hard to clearly convey how much I enjoy a project like this. This blade is a rare one, and as I understand things, it really shouldn't be out in the wild. It is, and that's water under the bridge. But it's a very interesting project to me for this very reason. A LOT of trust is placed on me to put this together and I am very grateful that someone would have the confidence to let me do a set of pinned and epoxied scales on this 1-off blade. Projects like this are very humbling and very rewarding to me personally.

Thanks all, once again, for letting me share my on personal brand of crazy with you.
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I believe you just scaled the only CPK to escape the compound without slabs attached. Thanks for letting us walk through the project with you, there was never a worry my friend.
 
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