Doctor's knife headed out .......

[Shotgunone]

... the door. Thought you all might like to see it.

Hope you like it.

Thanks

 

[komondor]

You know, Tony, your knives aren't too shabby.

 

[Bailey Bradshaw]

Nice job Tony,
the blades look great. How did you put the shield in?

Your work is really clean and well executed.

 

[wolfmann601]

That is a beauty Tony.....Is she spoken for???

 

[Shotgunone]

Thanks for the nice comments.

Hey, Bailey I hope all is going good with you. My shield inlaying is kind of primative I guess. Cut and grind my shield to size. I use the same steel as my liners .040 410 stainless. Polish the edges. I put a small spot of super glue on the shield and stick it to the handle where I want it. Outline the shield with a very sharp pointed exacto knife onto the handle. Pop the shield off. Then use a moto tool and very small burr to cut the handle material out. It is a continueous fit and cut process, for me anyway. And lots of magnification. Glasses and opti visor. Once it "snaps" into place I remove it and drill a pin hole reinstall with super glue. Sand it down close to flush and then pin it into the handle and through the liner. Finish sanding to the desired height. I did find out one thing it is a good idea to mark the top side and one end of the shield with a sharpie marker before you remove it from the handle. Keeps you from trying to figure out which sides up and which end is goes where, especial on oval shields.

That was probably more than you wanted to know huh!!!!

Wolfman it was an ordered knife and I shipped it out today.

Regards

 

[Keith Montgomery]

I really like this knife. It has a wider handle than you usually find on a Doctor's knife, which I find very appealing.

 

[Beltfed]

They are looking so nice these days Tony.

Great Work!

 

[Andrew McLurkin]

Classic!!!