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Those look awesome. Its nice to see a folder from the tactical category dressed up with some more traditional stuff. I'm working on a similar project with a spyderco delica.
With the thickness of the aluminum and stag your using their just a little thicker than I'd want them. Although they probably feel pretty good in hand when your using them, it'd be a little awkward to carry, and it would be nice to still have use of the pocket clip. If I were you I would pick up some titanium to use for the bolsters, you can get 6al4v from les halpern at www.halperntitanium.com . And then maybe either some thinner stag, or jigged bone for the scales from any of the knife making supply houses. I really like how they look but if it was me I'd want them slimmed down some. Just my opinion, your work looks really good as is though.
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It'll feel better when it stops hurting.
With the thickness of the aluminum and stag your using their just a little thicker than I'd want them. Although they probably feel pretty good in hand when your using them, it'd be a little awkward to carry, and it would be nice to still have use of the pocket clip. If I were you I would pick up some titanium to use for the bolsters, you can get 6al4v from les halpern at www.halperntitanium.com . And then maybe either some thinner stag, or jigged bone for the scales from any of the knife making supply houses. I really like how they look but if it was me I'd want them slimmed down some. Just my opinion, your work looks really good as is though.
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It'll feel better when it stops hurting.