Knife #34 - Another Ironwood

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Copper pins and S30V. Next one to finish is RWL-34. Thanks for the peek.

RL

Specs and another pix are here: http://riflestocks.tripod.com/pics31.html

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nice! What kind of pins are those? Are they just round stock or do they have a mechanical fastining system? I like it!
 
Roger looks very clean and professional.

I have noticed a few blokes using copper pins. What is the reason for that. Is it the colour or something to do with mechanical properties.
 
Ya did it again,Roger! Another beautiful skandi, fella. The ironwood and copper pins really go nice with your blade. You are a one man machine, Roger.
 
John Andrews said:
Ya did it again,Roger! Another beautiful skandi, fella. The ironwood and copper pins really go nice with your blade. You are a one man machine, Roger.
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Also, would you post that Roger Linger's cave bear tooth knife picture for us to see? I couldn't find it on "search". A lot of the new folks have not seen it.
 
BL, they solid are pin stock.

Reg, copper was used because it goes so well with the ironwood.

Thanks all.

RL
 
BL, they are solid pin stock.

Reg, copper was used because it goes so well with the ironwood.

Thanks all.

RL
 
Thanks, Roger! That's one of a kind, and absoltely beautiful, fella. I wanted to see it again and print it, and show it to my sheath maker pal. I was talking about that knife and could not describe it well enough.
 
Really nice. Roger the blade looks almost white. Is it the photography? Your name stamp always looks good. That bear tooth is something else. Are the two spacers the same material somehow? You're an artist!
 
Robert,

The blade finish is 220 grit. It is the lighting.

The spacers on the bear tooth are nickel silver and mammoth ivory.

Thanks for the nice remarks.

RL
 
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