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My First Fiddleback Forge knife! Still love this Esquire! Scandi in 3/32 A2 SFT black linen micarta black liners and lime green pinstripes
 

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Bacon wood and sizzle stick:
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Came here to get a Recluse to complete a trio. Ended up getting another knife, that now needs one more to make a trio...

Buy a Fiddleback they said. It will be fun they said.

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Edit: Maille grain mustard is my new go-to for forcing a patina. I can't believe the "spalting" look it created after many short applications. Too bad it's going to mostly wear off after several uses and cleanings. Oh well, I still like to fast track a patina, and re-force them from time to time (ie: Hiking Buddy).

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