A question....now that elephant ivory is a no go for knife makers ....and the Bose boys known for their ivory hafted knives...are they now limited to bone and stag? I know they have used some micartas and mammoth ivories ...but now a third of their materials have been taken away. What to do? Walrus? Don't remember any walrus being used here and it is not traditional. So.....bone and stag...and the stag is not common anymore either. Oh brother......
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Looks nice
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Thanks fella's. With a spring time diet in effect I'll be cutting a lot of fruit so it should be handy. A T. Bose blade in 440V is way overkill for that task,but like they say at the Wilfred Works, "Why ? , because I can"
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Those are smokin! You actually need both to balance the load
They better come with suspenders
Just spectacular!!
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+1 Those are beyond amazing!