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Got an early start of Father's Day today with my siblings and our families. Though not a knife, I thought these pics belonged here.
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Empanadas
Alfajores
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Looks great, Dan! Is the green stuff aguacate or wasabi?I was STARVING !!!
But first I had to eat the meat from the wild cow I had killed before the fish
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Best steakEVER
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Wish me luck with the fish tomorrow
I really don’t know how it will turn out … but I share the honest results
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Looks great, Dan! Is the green stuff aguacate or wasabi?![]()
It’s “Palta”
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Do you Know it as “Palta” or “Aguacate” in Spanish?
Entérate del origen del nombre de esta deliciosa fruta, entre otros datos curiosos y prepárate para disfrutar de su sabor.saboreaunohoy.com
"Testicle"?!
It’s “Palta”
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Do you Know it as “Palta” or “Aguacate” in Spanish?
Entérate del origen del nombre de esta deliciosa fruta, entre otros datos curiosos y prepárate para disfrutar de su sabor.saboreaunohoy.com
Yeah, he's just using the knife itself as a template to fold and cut the leather, eyeballing the distance from the edge of the sheath and the extra room for the spine. I guess one can allow oneself some sloppiness, since the sheath is going to be wet-formed and will naturally stretch anyways. If you watch the second video I shared (the one of the dagger scabbard, in English), however, you'll see that that guy is much more meticulous.
Happy to help! Coincidentally, just now I was wrapping one of these for a friend:Just wanted to thank you again for those videos, including the scabbard video... they have proved most helpful!
Happy to help! Coincidentally, just now I was wrapping one of these for a friend:
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I believe it was 6-7 oz, but I'm not entirely sure. I did skive the edges a little bit, though not a whole lot, as you can see in the pic. I think 5-6 oz would would work fine too. The throat I added for the round flap or "ear" (which was an afterthought really, as I originally wanted to give it nickel silver mounts) is 4-5 oz, I believe.That is awesome! The leather looks a bit thicker than the average fair, what oz. did you use? I'd also like to use a leather that's a tad thicker than the tutorial vids.
Congratulations on another addition to what must be one of the most tasteful and well-considered collections my friendHeard from @maxipescie today and he let me know my knife and sheath have been completed. He cruelly sent me some pictures to make the wait even more hard to bear!
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Wow! Congratulations
Looks like our knives were finished around the same time.
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Great pics Dan, you're going to start growing gills soon my friend!Let’s light it up ! … after I grab my Verijero though
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Pardon the mess in my kitchen
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The fish turned out very very good
Both the perch straight on the grill and the bass wrapped in foil tasted delicious
The one thing that frustrated me was having to take my time and pick through and carefully separating the meat from the bones.
When you are STARVING after spending a day out in nature there is no time for that lol… too much work !
I would rather do the boneless fillet ala pankocooked on the cast iron pan
Easier all the way around from start to finish.
I may still try this again sometime however I will need to be more patient at eating time![]()
Congratulations on another addition to what must be one of the most tasteful and well-considered collections my friend![]()
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You are definitely more discerning than I am my friend!Thanks Jack! Though I must say collection is too grand a word to describe my pile of steel. Accumulation is more apt.![]()