Lets see those wood handles!

combatjiujitsu

combatjiujitsu

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Just got these two today, really loving the wooden handles lately
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I only have one wooden handled slipjoint, the BFC 2010 Forum Knife.

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I do have a few fixed blades with wooden handles, including these puukkos.

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- Christian
 
Older (1972) Buck 112 with differnt colors on each side. Like owing two knives, if you get tired of one side, turn it over.

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edbeau said:
Older (1972) Buck 112 with differnt colors on each side. Like owing two knives, if you get tired of one side, turn it over.
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Pretty knife there. My very first rifle was an old Remington 700 that had wood just about that color and tint. Matter of fact I picked it out of the lineup at the local sporting goods store because of the wood.

Will
 
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I dropped this one twice today. Once on concrete and once on tile. I had it in my shirt pocket which I never really do and both times I was picking up trash off the ground and it fell onto the wood slabs. Im surprised it didn't crack or do more damage then a tiny pin point sized dent.

I have tons of wood handles knives, just not so many traditional slipjoints.
 
Case 7254HP Equestrian with Rosewood covers

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GEC Tidioute Linerlock with Ebony Wood covers

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I love this thread! I recently decided that most purchases from this point on will be wood, when I realized how few wood folders I have in comparison to the tons (not quite literally) of wood I have stored for making knives or other crafts. I think I only have one ebony and one red palm knife (forgot my Tham/Txwoodchip Briar burp swayback) as far as traditionals go, I'll try to check tonight and get a picture up.

By the way Doug- I agree wholly on the Lloyd Rosewood!!! ;)

Here is one picture with the Briar and Palm from photobucket
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Here's an older Ken Coats Toothpick in stabilized California Buckeye burl, a GEC in Schnakewood and, for something a little different, a Dan Graves dagger in fluted African Blackwood.

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Does anyone have any handled in Anchient Kauri? I tried to get one but it didn't work out. I would love to see pics.
 
this thread is exciting. i really like wood handles. now i need more. my wife will not be pleased.







 
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