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I just finished this

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I have finished the sheat. I just going to oil it tomorow.
The blade is in 3,5 mm AEB-L stainlessteel. Handle is in stained crotched maple.

Seved

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Nice work. I am also a fan of Scandi style knives and sheaths. If I way offer a tip. Square edges on a working knife will be hard on the hands. Maybe try a rounder cross section on the next one. Can't wait to see what you do next.
 
Thanks Samurai Stu:D. Yes i know about the angels, but i think it feels nice. It will soon come some more knives. I am in progress of making a couple of choopers. And survivals. And a few scandis to.:D

Seved
 
AEB-L is one of my favorite stainless steels. Not very many makers use it.

I really like the knife and the sheath. The wood looks great.
 
as far as looks go, the faceted handle is really nice.
It's a handsome blade.
 
Yes thank you:D.

No here in sweden is a few that use AEB-L but not so many. In us i havent any maker that use it. Its pretty easy to grind and polish, yet i think it holds an edge pretty good. Not as a powder steel. But for the money its a good steel.

Seved
 
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