Basic camp knife with a contoured ironwood handle

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What do you guys think of my first contoured handle?

Desert ironwood with mosaic pins
8" x 3/16" 1084fg

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Thank you for looking!
 
Beautiful knife. The mosaic pins are a nice touch. Countours look good - very gentle. You might consider beveling the handle more where it meets the ricasso.
 
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Very nice, I like the satin finish on the handle. Looks like a serious chopper!
 
I was thinking the same thing.


Thanks for the comments guys.

Yep, I like to take the front of my scales down to about 5/32" thick and taper them back to full thickness at the first pin. Very nice knife overall though. Should be an excellent user around camp or anywhere.
 
I think it looks great. While it could be thinned out a little more in the front, on a larger camp knife such as this one the extra thickness works. The better question is, how does it feel in the hand?
 
That looks great!!! Love the blade finish and wood with mosaic - very nice.
 
Using my imagination it looks like the grain of the wood is glowing from within the wood. The little bit of filework is a nice touch too.

- Paul Meske
 
I love the look of the dark wood scales w/ mosaic pins! That is really nice piece!!
 
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