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My favorite shielded stag...

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A beautiful year! CongratsView attachment 1952443
My 2022 wood covers. Looking back, I really appreciate the variety. Snakewood for the coon skinner will be a nice addition.
Very nice, very underrated knifeGot this nice toothpick in stag, with shield:
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I also have the 2014 Forum Knife resting in its tube, but no photos of it.
Perfect sizes!!
More “shielded" Stag…
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Beautiful knife! Just cut a lemon or a lime and let it set overnight and you’ll find out.Just got this knife with bone scales. Wondering how long the polished finish will hold up on the 1095 blades.
I certainly agree with you on the shield and those are some great looking knives my friend .View attachment 1952779
Nice Stag is always beautiful, but a shield makes a knife look complete. And if the Stag isn’t so nice a shield can make the knife look much better.
Incredible knivesJW225 and
madebyhand !
You make my point beautifullybtb01 !
I certainly agree with you on the shield and those are some great looking knives my friend .
Couple of mine with shields
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Perfect sizes!!
Those are absolute beauties!!!I certainly agree with you on the shield and those are some great looking knives my friend .
Couple of mine with shields
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Harry
Got my Shaffer whittler and absolutely love this knife … unfortunately it fell out of my pocket and scratch up the bolster pretty bad. Any thoughts on how to fix?
Thank you D dovidola . I still need to upgrade my profile so I can post pictures!Surface scratches can be easily polished out of a nickel silver bolster using a suitable metal polish and a soft (i.e. non-scratchy) cloth. I use Autosol - I'm told in the US Flitz is popular, and Case sell their own product which works well too.
If you've dented the bolster, or if it has deep scratches, then a different kind of fix would be needed. Perhaps post a picture of the damage and more qualified minds on here can advise?
But at least the bolster has done its job! Part of its function being to protect the knife from more serious damage.