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Keith Willis

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I am not going to give up on posting my picture.I'll give it one more shot.............Well it worked that time thanks a lot Fitzo,so now what do you all think.

Thanks to all that helped,Keith
 
You are one small step away from getting it right. After you read this, click on "Edit" and then notice that right after ,, the "http://" is repeated. That's because it's already in the line you pasted in to insert the link. You have to select that and overwrite it when you paste the link. Delete one of those "http://"s and your image should appear.

Delete the second one ([B]http//[/B]). It lacks the colon, and wouldn't work anyway. When you're finished, it should look like this inside the IMG tags:
[url]http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36/hkknives/000_0306.jpg[/url], not this [url]http://[B]http//[/url][/B]i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36/hkknives/000_0306.jpg
 
Good job! I think I would have cut off the tine but thats just me. Great work on your first few knives, keep it up.
Please tell us more about these knives, specs and proccess.
take care.
 
They are all SK S5 saw steel,all are stock removal.I like the brow tine,although i know it could get in the way for some.The middle one has a cedar handle.I will ask for your opinion,would it have looked better if i would have ground the top of the guards to the profile of the antler?

Thanks,Keith
 
Personally I would have. I like the look of a smooth top. But there is nothing wrong with the way you did it. They look a little like baby bowies. And thats fine but not what I would do with this size knife. I think the gaurd on top would get in the way on a smaller using knife. At the same time its most important that you like what you make. You could try the next one with the top of the gaurd flush with the antler. Then you would know for yourself what you liked better.

Either way the look like a good start, keep it up:)
 
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