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I'll echo what Jason said. I've got a few in CPM-D2 and I like the steel.
Congrats on a great looking knife!
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Bret Dowell Knives
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I'll echo what Jason said. I've got a few in CPM-D2 and I like the steel.
Congrats on a great looking knife!
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I was surprised how fine of edge it took. Definetly gonna do some more.
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Just finished this one up for a member. He wanted me to post it for him.
ken erickson
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Really nice looking SBJ Brett!:thumbup:
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Its ivory micarta.
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Here's a few more I finished up and mailed out. Hopefully to some happy customers.
black mamba
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Brett, they should be giddy, like a kid at Christmas. The ivory on the dogleg is especially gorgeous, as is the trapezoidal long pull.
Your grinds are to die for as well.
What are you gonna make with that big mammoth tooth . . . a sword!?!
Your grinds are to die for as well.
What are you gonna make with that big mammoth tooth . . . a sword!?!
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Nice knives, Brett! :thumbup:
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I'm sure they will be very happy customers when they got those in hand. Very nice.
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That Mammoth is fantastic!
Hope you have some like that when my turn comes around again.
Hope you have some like that when my turn comes around again.
Bret,
I had to come back a few times to look at these two cutters. I can only imagine the glass like action, fit and finish, and how sharp they must be. I carry a 4" modified clip shadow most days. I'm a cutter for a living and have broken down 30 lbs. salmon, head too, cut my daughter flowers and prepped several dinners. (I was a chef for nine years.) It's a real cutter. A tested and trusty pocket knife. I'm looking forward to my number coming up. I was also hoping you can give some insight to the closed length and the steel? 3 5/8 "? D-2, CPM 154? Any info would be awesome. thanks and take good care, -Izzy
I had to come back a few times to look at these two cutters. I can only imagine the glass like action, fit and finish, and how sharp they must be. I carry a 4" modified clip shadow most days. I'm a cutter for a living and have broken down 30 lbs. salmon, head too, cut my daughter flowers and prepped several dinners. (I was a chef for nine years.) It's a real cutter. A tested and trusty pocket knife. I'm looking forward to my number coming up. I was also hoping you can give some insight to the closed length and the steel? 3 5/8 "? D-2, CPM 154? Any info would be awesome. thanks and take good care, -Izzy