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Esnyx Custom Knives
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Awesome gunstock Even and Barry.
Mike
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It's right at 3 1/2 inches closed.
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Some really great work. Consider me impressed.
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Nicely done on the Easy Opener Evan.
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This came in the mail late yesterday; an amazing custom gunstock barlow with bookmatched stabilzed redwood burl scales, steel frame and bronze bolster. It's a real beauty; check it out!
It's pinchable so no nick, yet still has more than adequate spring tension. The carbon steel sheepfoot blade was my request, otherwise the knife is all Esynx. A very cool and unusual piece that I really love. Thanks Evan!
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It arrived.
Beautiful work Evan, the composite looks fantastic.
Here are some comparison picks for those who are interested;
With a Vic electrician;
With a buck 303 (which it is of an identical closed length)
And the blades are the same length too, but I love the deep belly on such a small knife.
Paul
Beautiful work Evan, the composite looks fantastic.
Here are some comparison picks for those who are interested;
With a Vic electrician;
With a buck 303 (which it is of an identical closed length)
And the blades are the same length too, but I love the deep belly on such a small knife.
Paul
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Congratulations Paul, I'm glad that beauty made it, hope Customs didn't sting you too badly. That belly should come in handy when you and the youn 'un are pulling trout out of the loch my friend 
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It was very nicely done my friend. It's interesting to see the difference in the colour of the tweed when it's become resin.
--- Evan included a beautiful hand made sheath lined with the tweed he used to make the handle slabs. I'll post photos when I get a spot of sunshine again (a rare Hebridean occurrence during winter).
Thanks Evan
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Nice touch Evan :thumbup:
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Evan and I made a trade just a short while back, he was responsible for me being able to procure a "Days Work" Yellow bone TC Barlow:thumbup:
I collect as many as the TC Barlows as I can afford. Now I tend to favor a two blade, for whatever reason I do. I received a gorgeous single Spey blade from Evan but leaned towards a two blade for more than one reason---Evan said, I can put a clip in it for you?
Then the gears began to turn in my head, which for the most part ends up pretty well---not all the time but for the most part Well I thought I have a Crown Lifter that simply doesn't get carried as often as it should.....so what if Evan were to put in the caplifter blade as the secondary blade
I consulted Evan and he said something like---should work and if not I can make it work.
So I hurriedly mailed off the Crown Lifter and Single Spey "Day's Work" to Evan. I thought the low lying nail nicks would look nice and I use the screwdriver blade often.
Then I began to think, is this the right thing to do, should I go with the Clip? Well, I emailed Evan and not only is he highly SKILLED he is very quick---he returned my email saying that he was already done BUTif I wanted the Clip he would dis-assemble and replace the cap lifter with a Clip. He had sent pictures and once I saw it I knew that's what I wanted, Spey & Cap Lifter:thumbup:
Evan, you are great to deal with, you have endless skills and are MORE than accommodating:thumbup:
I LOVE the way this turned out and it's definitely going to be a great work knife:thumbup:
Thank you again Evan:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
I collect as many as the TC Barlows as I can afford. Now I tend to favor a two blade, for whatever reason I do. I received a gorgeous single Spey blade from Evan but leaned towards a two blade for more than one reason---Evan said, I can put a clip in it for you?
Then the gears began to turn in my head, which for the most part ends up pretty well---not all the time but for the most part
Well I thought I have a Crown Lifter that simply doesn't get carried as often as it should.....so what if Evan were to put in the caplifter blade as the secondary blade I consulted Evan and he said something like---should work and if not I can make it work.So I hurriedly mailed off the Crown Lifter and Single Spey "Day's Work" to Evan. I thought the low lying nail nicks would look nice and I use the screwdriver blade often.
Then I began to think, is this the right thing to do, should I go with the Clip? Well, I emailed Evan and not only is he highly SKILLED he is very quick---he returned my email saying that he was already done BUTif I wanted the Clip he would dis-assemble and replace the cap lifter with a Clip. He had sent pictures and once I saw it I knew that's what I wanted, Spey & Cap Lifter:thumbup:
Evan, you are great to deal with, you have endless skills and are MORE than accommodating:thumbup:
I LOVE the way this turned out and it's definitely going to be a great work knife:thumbup:
Thank you again Evan:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
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Nice combo, would make a great bartender's knife.
