Father and Sons Knives

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I made these for a friend and his two sons. Dad is into competition camp cooking and his sons are young hunters. The blades are forged from Aldo's 1084 and the handles are curly maple.
Thanks for looking.

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I like the style of all of them but, the top one seems to jump out at me as the one I like the most. Not sure why but I like it! :thumbup:
 
those are gorgious--i love them all. what method did you use with the curly maple--marekz
 
Thanks guys.
marekz, I have been trying different blends of Fiebings leather dye and this is the one I like best so far.
4 parts medium brown
1 part red
2 parts yellow
6 parts 70% rubbing alcohol
Hand sand the maple to 400gr. Dampen the wood to raise the fibers and let thoroughly dry. Buff the wood with 0000 steel wool. Then buff with old denim until the wood is shiny. Apply a good coat of dye and let dry over night. Buff again with the denim until the wood begins to show a slight sheen. Apply 3 to 4 coats of Danish oil finish(natural), buffing with the denim between coats. Apply 2 coats of wax and you are done.
 
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