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I need a stacked leather handle. I've seen some from a few European makers on here that catch my eye in the best way. Nice blades
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RLB0414
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Looks like areas in the Smokies. Awesome country
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Amazing looking place! I would totally hang out there for a good time.
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Elnézést, én csak egy hobbikéskészítő vagyok, nem egy profi késkészítő. A késeket (amelyekről képeket tettem fel) magam készítem, nem eladók. Mindenesetre nehéz lenne az üzlet, mert Magyarországon élek.
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Today's carry. The hamon is getting harder to see but still pretty visible in the right light
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Very nice you made them! I wasn't soliciting a sale, just admiring them and wishing I had a stacked leather handle knife.
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(Nem tudok angolul, fordítóval írok.)
Én is szeretem a bőrgyűrűs nyelű késeket, főleg az utolsó kettőt. De sokkal több munka van velük, mint a markolatlapú késekkel.
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Translate works well, yes I can see how the leather rings would require more work, for sure. It has an aesthetic that is very pleasant though, and it's warmer to the touch.
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Reminds me of Appalachian mountains
Just got these in the past week or so. Haven't had a chance to use them yet except using the Erickson for some minor final clean up from some local tornados that spun off from Hurricane Helene. Even as far east as here near Savannah GA, we had trees down and fences blown everywhere, several houses damaged. Some worse than that. We did not get it as bad as NC.
All three are very nice. This is my first PLackey. I have not used it, but really like it. Customer service with Paul is top notch. Attention to detail, I would rate as very high. Everything about the knife is great. Yes, the swedge is sharp.
I love the Volunteer knife. I asked Bart if he would use a slightly thicker liner in the handle to fit my hands. Their regular liner is .020" per side. He used .060" per side for this one. He had no problem with that and did not hesitate to change their process a little for this.
All three are very nice. This is my first PLackey. I have not used it, but really like it. Customer service with Paul is top notch. Attention to detail, I would rate as very high. Everything about the knife is great. Yes, the swedge is sharp.
I love the Volunteer knife. I asked Bart if he would use a slightly thicker liner in the handle to fit my hands. Their regular liner is .020" per side. He used .060" per side for this one. He had no problem with that and did not hesitate to change their process a little for this.
Just got these in the past week or so. Haven't had a chance to use them yet except using the Erickson for some minor final clean up from some local tornados that spun off from Hurricane Helene. Even as far east as here near Savannah GA, we had trees down and fences blown everywhere, several houses damaged. Some worse than that. We did not get it as bad as NC.
All three are very nice. This is my first PLackey. I have not used it, but really like it. Customer service with Paul is top notch. Attention to detail, I would rate as very high. Everything about the knife is great. Yes, the swedge is sharp.
I love the Volunteer knife. I asked Bart if he would use a slightly thicker liner in the handle to fit my hands. Their regular liner is .020" per side. He used .060" per side for this one. He had no problem with that and did not hesitate to change their process a little for this.
Nice...... That PL is a beauty
Sam Wilson
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M1 Deathvivor.
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I uhhh… well… I just feel like this belongs here.
XtianAus
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If I may ask, what is that awesome fixed blade there?
luethge
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Newt Livesay “Air Assault”
That knife smells like what I imagine a brothel in Thailand smelled like in 1972
XtianAus
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It looks real nice - reminds me of a harsey design!
luethge
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Harsey and Livesay were definitely making some great stuff around the same time period ( still are actually ). Great blades from both of those guys