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Finished Bushmoro with Sheath

Rick Marchand

Rick Marchand

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Well... Finaly finished it!

'Cha think?

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very sweet knife, i really like the way that partial wrap looks...i have been thinking about doing something similar myself.

looks like a really great knife for all kinds of bushcraft tasks...
 
Whoa!!!! Spectacular. I haven't wanted to buy a knife in a long time, but that one makes me want one!

Thats some incredible work bro! Very nice. Love the handle wrapping.
 
Great looking knife. A little Pacific Island influence there? Very nice finish!
 
That is very nice. You are creating your own distinct style for sure, based on the last two knives you posted.

The combination of materials used along with the style really came out beautiful. I think you are on to something. Do you plan to sell it or make more in the same style?

Paul
 
I think you better start pumping these out 'cause the demand is high!!!
 
While I would nitpick if I could find anything(and believe me, I looked:p), I would be fine if that is what was delivered after I had paid for it. The whole thing looks sharp, and you took nice enough pictures to be able to tell. Nice job on the whole package.:thumbup:
 
I like it. It has a rustic mountain man look, with a killer polished edge. Nice work. I see the barong influence, but I can still imagine an American frontiersman carrying a blade like that.
 
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