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I was asked if I could help out and rehandle a knife for a fellow member here.
Idk What the steel is or who the maker is, or anything about the knife?
It had hickory handles that got damaged when left outside.A warped blade I tweaked the tang with my carbide hammer. I then used fasteners and better epoxy attached to micarta liners. It Should help keep the scales from warping so much.














I tried to keep it look like it could of been original, and not about me. I only tweaked it. I kept the original, thick edge. It's a chopper.
I still have a little bit more handle sanding, but it's Close.....
 
I was asked if I could help out and rehandle a knife for a fellow member here.
Idk What the steel is or who the maker is, or anything about the knife?
It had hickory handles that got damaged when left outside.A warped blade I tweaked the tang with my carbide hammer. I then used fasteners and better epoxy attached to micarta liners. It Should help keep the scales from warping so much.
















I tried to keep it look like it could have been original, and not about me. I only tweaked it. I kept the original, thick edge. It's a chopper.
Very cool 😎
Well done!! 👍
John 😁
 
I was asked if I could help out and rehandle a knife for a fellow member here.
Idk What the steel is or who the maker is, or anything about the knife?
It had hickory handles that got damaged when left outside.A warped blade I tweaked the tang with my carbide hammer. I then used fasteners and better epoxy attached to micarta liners. It Should help keep the scales from warping so much.














I tried to keep it look like it could of been original, and not about me. I only tweaked it. I kept the original, thick edge. It's a chopper.
I still have a little bit more handle sanding, but it's Close.....
The handle looks really great.
 
The handle looks really great.

It's maybe not as durable as All micarra, but it's going to be Way better with fasteners instead of pins. (Not Mine, though....I only make fasteners for the knives I make/some) These were store bought, but still are strong, and look good....Not Wonky.
 
I was asked if I could help out and rehandle a knife for a fellow member here.
Idk What the steel is or who the maker is, or anything about the knife?
It had hickory handles that got damaged when left outside.A warped blade I tweaked the tang with my carbide hammer. I then used fasteners and better epoxy attached to micarta liners. It Should help keep the scales from warping so much.














I tried to keep it look like it could of been original, and not about me. I only tweaked it. I kept the original, thick edge. It's a chopper.
I still have a little bit more handle sanding, but it's Close.....
Nice job buddy!!!👌
Everything on this picture looks great. That cutting board is huge 👍
Those back straps are HUGE too......Yum....😉
 
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