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Very cool, nice work. I bet he is going to be very happy with that.
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Niiiiiiice. :thumbup:One of our members (Bush-Haus) has enlisted my help in modding his 16 for him.
He told me I could take some liberties with the mods if I felt they were beneficial, but overall he wanted a bit more of a "Bushcraft" shape along with some wood scales (Pommele Sapele) and mosaic pins.
After seeing how the knife was panning out, I realized that the scales called for a bit more of a polished look, so I brought the flats up to 800 grit then hit them on a Very Fine Scotch-Brite belt and shrunk the lanyard hole. The scales still need to be brought up a bit in finish, and there is still some Very minor tweeks that are to be made, but this is basically it.
Just one photo for now.
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A tease for y'all and for myself: I won't get to shape this handle until after my next work trip. Arg!
One of our members (Bush-Haus) has enlisted my help in modding his 16 for him.
He told me I could take some liberties with the mods if I felt they were beneficial, but overall he wanted a bit more of a "Bushcraft" shape along with some wood scales (Pommele Sapele) and mosaic pins.
After seeing how the knife was panning out, I realized that the blade called for a bit more of a polished look, so I brought the flats up to 800 grit then hit them on a Very Fine Scotch-Brite belt and shrunk the lanyard hole.
To be done:
The scales still need to be brought up a bit in finish, and there is still some Very minor tweeks that are to be made, but this is basically it.
Just one photo for now.
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I couldn't talk him out of it, so while watching him bash defenseless metal into submission, I converted a horseshoe into a pair of knife-like objects.
Also, Christmas (Labor Day?) for a knifemaker looks like this:
12ft of AEB-L and 3ft of S35VN!
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Now, that is one classy looking knife.