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Finished this one up last night. 6.5" blade of 1084 frame handlw with ns liners and raised ns pins with ironwood scales.
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A great many straight lines on this knife, but for me it works. I like it a lot.
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thanks keith, i wish my photo skills where better the scales are rounded and the pins are raised.
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Is it possible to take a photo along the spine to show the frame handle?
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here you go keith..............
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Erik, you do realized we have one week left. Why stop now? 
Nice little knife!
Nice little knife!
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Erik, you do realized we have one week left. Why stop now?
Nice little knife!
Funny, like i don't have enough stress piled on me as it is heck i might as well rush one more out right?:grumpy:
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Nice job Eric....
Looks like you have no worries about Friday Morning!!!
Good Luck!! See ya there..
Steve
Looks like you have no worries about Friday Morning!!!
Good Luck!! See ya there..
Steve
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Shes a beauty Eric. Perfect.
Dont worry, be happy.
Dont worry, be happy.
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its a spacer, I just started doing ferrules and i didn't want to attempt doing a ferrule on my first frame handled knife i figured i had enough stuff going on that i didn't need one more thing i could screw up.
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Don't worry Erik...you screw plenty of things up, and I'm sure that you have screwed up somewhere in the knives you have made.
Good luck and I hope that they are not too hard on you. At least for this part of the test your back being out won't affect your performance and no one has to find you painkillers.
I agree with Keith, you have many straight lines in that knife, but it really works. I suspect Hancock influence is rubbing off. Good looking knife.
I am sorry I won't be there to see you triumph...or go down mightily in flames.
Good luck and I hope that they are not too hard on you. At least for this part of the test your back being out won't affect your performance and no one has to find you painkillers.
I agree with Keith, you have many straight lines in that knife, but it really works. I suspect Hancock influence is rubbing off. Good looking knife.
I am sorry I won't be there to see you triumph...or go down mightily in flames.
Kohai999
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STeven...
No, I'm just not going. I had never made plans to go. One day I will.
A bit of advice for you...Try not to puke on the vendors this year.
No, I'm just not going. I had never made plans to go. One day I will.
A bit of advice for you...Try not to puke on the vendors this year.