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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Tempting on that bullnose. Insane price for a knife of that caliber.![]()
I like the results, Jason. Looks great!Well, here are the results of my dye job. This was a Chestnut bone premium stockman. It had really kinda ugly, lifeless orange pinkish bone. I used Fiebings oil based leather dye. First round was show brown. Second round was chocolate brown. I think for the most part it turned out pretty dang good. Whaddya guys think?
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Thanks Gary! Gonna make this my daily driver for a while I think. I handled the prototype at the Nashville show and it had me jonesing for one.I like the results, Jason. Looks great!
Looks good what was the process did you just paint it on and let it sit?Well, here are the results of my dye job. This was a Chestnut bone premium stockman. It had really kinda ugly, lifeless orange pinkish bone. I used Fiebings oil based leather dye. First round was show brown. Second round was chocolate brown. I think for the most part it turned out pretty dang good. Whaddya guys think?
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Yep! It gets a little tacky after a couple minutes so a couple coats and then let it sit for about 3 hours. Wiped clean with soap and water. Then redo with the darker dye same process.Looks good what was the process did you just paint it on and let it sit?
I would say it's a variation of all 3 dyes blended. The Case Chestnut, show brown and dark chocolate. Your just blending the colors to create a new color. Like crayons!Is the color variation you have the result of the difference between the two brown dyes you used? Or are we still seeing remnants of the chestnut color underneath the Fiebings dyes?
Really love the result!
You're wish has been grantedI'm sorely tempted on that Bullnose sale, if it was offered in Bone, I'd probably leap at it.
Wow, that’s gorgeous Jim. Come to think about it…I may have ACCIDENTALLY shared that email with Mrs. Bigfish when it came out.Couldn't resist the discount the recent sale on the Bullnose Trapper, so took the plunge. I'm so glad I did -- the quality is amazing! Beautiful dark ebony, superb fit and finish -- not even a micro-gap in the springs -- and built like a tank. This one will definitely be seeing some trail time.
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I HATE when that happens!!!Come to think about it…I may have ACCIDENTALLY shared that email with Mrs. Bigfish when it came out.![]()