Drop point, green bone/toxic liners

jonnymac44

jonnymac44

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Just finished up this Mini Drop Point XL in CPM 154 with emerald green jigged bone scales and thick toxic green liners.
Needs a bit more polishing and a final edge but just about there. I couldn't seem to take very good pictures this time. Hard to capture the color the way I wanted to.

Thanks for looking!

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I love it! Looks well balanced, handle to blade ratio is near perfect. Also, it looks like a pickle, & I love pickles!
 
GTH11 said:
jonny did the hamburglar place an order for an edc!! a pickle! lol.
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Haha!! Somebody else saw it and called it the Pickle of Doom!!:D I usually work with red, amber, or mahogany dyed bone but wanted to try something a bit different. I kinda like it! Hamburglar, that's a good one G!:p;)
 
Hey Grizz!
I didn't jig this stuff, it came from Culpepper knife supply. I've done my own jigging in the past. It's not hard but it does take some time, and then you have to dye it as well. It makes for a fun project.
 
Nice grind lines and angles. Leaving the tubing "proud" by reducing the chamfer looks much better.
 
Jonny great work, as always! Your handles have great contour and look really comfortable (The JMK I have is amazingly comfy) gotta hate those blocky handles out there. ;)
 
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