Christmas Gifts...to myself

Scott Hartman

Scott Hartman

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I just want to wish all you Buck Collectors a very Merry Christmas, and may you and your families be blessed with good health and happiness. My happiness this week has been delivered, Thanks WH4F.
 
nice gifts there scott sweet
that 102 is what they call an inverted stamp i guess eh ?
and do you have the confederate flag to go with the american ?
 
Scott Hartman said:
I just want to wish all you Buck Collectors a very Merry Christmas, and may you and your families be blessed with good health and happiness. My happiness this week has been delivered, Thanks WH4F.


Merry christmas to you and yours Scott,
And thank you!
It is always truly a pleasure!
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Scott Hartman said:
I just want to wish all you Buck Collectors a very Merry Christmas, and may you and your families be blessed with good health and happiness.
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Today we had my families xmas get together, I must be easy to read for gifts now, because my brother got me a NIB 110 :D

What a perfect day!!!!

Merry christmas to all the Buck collectors too! May your families be blessed with health and stockings full of Buck Knives :D
 
This is a Christmas Edition Alaskan Guide 110 ;) , with book matched stabilized mammoth tooth inlays. I had Sambar stag ready for use on it, but an old friend sent me the mammoth tooth, and I had to see how hard it was to work with.
 
Nice look scott. I just bought a guide also and thought about which handles that I would like on it.

hkingdom
 
Trax, book matched is just when you split something in half and each side mirrors the other, like this Ironwood:
Then, match up the scales on each side of the knife.
The mammoth tooth wasn't much different than anything else stabilized, some chipping while sanding, but not near as brittle as it looks
 
Hey Scott,
Here's my annual Buck custom 110 gift to myself. As you can see I have the year etched onto the blade (so I can keep track :D ). I envy your skills. Those bookmatched mammoth tooth scales look great!
Mike
 
Scott Hartman said:
This is a Christmas Edition Alaskan Guide 110 ;) , with book matched stabilized mammoth tooth inlays. I had Sambar stag ready for use on it, but an old friend sent me the mammoth tooth, and I had to see how hard it was to work with.
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Very nice additions to your collection Scott. I love the Mammoth Tooth scales. How hard was it to replace the old scales? Do any side work????

jb4570
 
mike thats nice seeing that i can hardly wait for mine to arrive:thumbup:
jb4570 thats some nice work you done there also but i cant help thinking how much nicer it would be with the nickle bolsters:thumbup:
 
Scott Hartman said:
Trax, book matched is just when you split something in half and each side mirrors the other, like this Ironwood:
Then, match up the scales on each side of the knife.
The mammoth tooth wasn't much different than anything else stabilized, some chipping while sanding, but not near as brittle as it looks
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Yeah, like matching bookends.
Those mammoth needed a dental plan.
 
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