Another batch finished!!!

The white G-10/orange liners XL Bushcrafter is headed to Michigan! It looks great Adam! Thank you in advance!!
 
VERY NICE!!!!

Congrat's MajorD and the other new owners... Those white and ghost handles look fantastic!

and that means... 7 more down on the list and getting closer to mine!!!!!
 
awesome. i STILL love my new bushcrafter Adam. i can't wait to put it to work. soon, soon.

like Stump said, congrats to the new owners. great looking batch!
 
Wow man awesome sad I missed some of those lovelies! You need an apprentice?
 
Thank you guys for all the comments!!!

I'm working like mad doing my best to get to all of your orders. I greatly appreciate all of you and your support of AA Forge Custom Knives, I couldn't do this without you guys!
 
nman976,

I was waiting to see if Adam had more info for ya, but I'll throw in an answer for what they do...

Mostly liners just add a little extra contrast to the primary handle material for looks. Some people will get a bright colored liner so if they drop the knife, they won't lose it, but don't want the entire handle that flashy. Sometimes liners are added to give more width to a handle for those users with big hands. Sometimes the liners are added to certain handle materials because they only come in thin veneers (i.e. - Muskox Horn). I like liners on some knives and not on others... depends on the style and materials.

As for colors, I think you can get most any color you like if you look hard enough, but I'm not sure which colors Adam offers. It would be pretty cost prohibitive to try and stock every color, but most makers will order a special color if asked (just be prepared to pay and slight upcharge for the additional effort).

Hope this helps and maybe Adam will jump in here to make any corrections to what I posted.

All the Best,

Stump
 
Stump Buster said:
nman976,

I was waiting to see if Adam had more info for ya, but I'll throw in an answer for what they do...

Mostly liners just add a little extra contrast to the primary handle material for looks. Some people will get a bright colored liner so if they drop the knife, they won't lose it, but don't want the entire handle that flashy. Sometimes liners are added to give more width to a handle for those users with big hands. Sometimes the liners are added to certain handle materials because they only come in thin veneers (i.e. - Muskox Horn). I like liners on some knives and not on others... depends on the style and materials.

As for colors, I think you can get most any color you like if you look hard enough, but I'm not sure which colors Adam offers. It would be pretty cost prohibitive to try and stock every color, but most makers will order a special color if asked (just be prepared to pay and slight upcharge for the additional effort).

Hope this helps and maybe Adam will jump in here to make any corrections to what I posted.

All the Best,

Stump
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Thank you for your reply, I thought they were for protection against elements, but anyways, I will let this thread go back to the splendor of AA forge knives
 
Stump Buster said:
nman976,

I was waiting to see if Adam had more info for ya, but I'll throw in an answer for what they do...

Mostly liners just add a little extra contrast to the primary handle material for looks. Some people will get a bright colored liner so if they drop the knife, they won't lose it, but don't want the entire handle that flashy. Sometimes liners are added to give more width to a handle for those users with big hands. Sometimes the liners are added to certain handle materials because they only come in thin veneers (i.e. - Muskox Horn). I like liners on some knives and not on others... depends on the style and materials.

As for colors, I think you can get most any color you like if you look hard enough, but I'm not sure which colors Adam offers. It would be pretty cost prohibitive to try and stock every color, but most makers will order a special color if asked (just be prepared to pay and slight upcharge for the additional effort).

Hope this helps and maybe Adam will jump in here to make any corrections to what I posted.

All the Best,

Stump
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Thanks Stump for the post, I've been a little busy and didn't even see this.

You hit the nail right on the head, they are mostly just for looks. 99% of the time I thin the handles back down to 3/8" thick to keep my handles as uniform as possible, unless otherwise requested. You can also find the full list of colors I offer on a regular basis in the drop down boxes on my store.


Thanks,
Adam
 
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