LSCF Family Portrait

Fantastic work, the annual must have been a real chore. I am dying for a small CF Insingo.
 
Wow: Up until now I've never really liked the inlays! I own a large plain Sebenza 21. But I think these pictures are changing my mind!
 
WOW Barry H, You Did It Again. Amazing Work. Is it grippy at all because of the basketweave pattern or is it really smooth...???
 
nyefmaker said:
WOW Barry H, You Did It Again. Amazing Work. Is it grippy at all because of the basketweave pattern or is it really smooth...???
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Its pretty smooth. The copper strands are about the size of a human hair, so when everything is sanded down to 600 grit, you don't feel the strands at all. As I am going through the grits, I can feel the ends on the edges. And let me tell ya, those little strands can hurt:p
 
Outstanding.
Thank you for finding the source.
It doesn't need to be repeated, but you are a master.
I see LSCF in my future.

red mag

PS: I can't wait for a pic of a Mnandi.
 
The knives are home and looking good despite the best efforts of the Postal idiots to deliver them in a random city.:D
What Barry didn't say was that he extracted the Desert Ironwood without damage. Top notch work all around.
The Insingo goes into my pocket and the small Regular into my mission wallet.

I'm feelin like a ZZ Top sharp dressed man.:eek:
 
Simply amazing work! I have a carbon fiber insingo from knife art and enjoy very much, but I just love the way the light strike CF looks!
 
Incredible work. Like so many have commented, I have to agree ... that annual, jeez that's beautiful.
 
I would have to agree, especially since it is with me now:) It's too bad that Barry retired I was going to get a matching Mnandi!
 
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