Mason Knives says Hello!!

Yes, the black ram's horn is really special :thumbup:
 
Very Done Paul. I can't say that I recall seeing that color of rams horn before. I like it. Thanks for sharing.

Chris
 
Wonderful work Paul, I'm a fan of the new maker's mark placement/font and sizing you chose. What a beauty~
 
Paul, you are doing great, excellent job on those pins without out sanding the black ram bark!!!!
 
stezann said:
Paul, you are doing great, excellent job on those pins without out sanding the black ram bark!!!!
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- yep, think you're right........as Paul has just told me himself, "It's a b****r to work, it stinks and curls like a banana if you even get it too warm". :D


Just tickled one of Paul's pics through Photoshop and the texture really shows here...


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That black Rams horn really looks nice, like worn leather. Mmmmmmmm I want!!!!!

Arwel.
 
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Thanks to everyone for your kind and generous comments, it always makes me smile! The black Rams Horn was a bit different for this knife, but the owner is very happy, so must be doing something right.

All the best to you all.

Paul
 
Hey Paul, I've gotta let you know that this thread, with all your photos, is just about the best thing I've seen on the ol' Internet in quite some time.

Your work is outstanding, and your choice of materials is really creative and intriguing.

So happy I logged in today and stumbled across it!! :thumbup:

Alex
 
Bob`s Trapper
RWL-34 blade and spring
2 1/2" blade, hollow ground
Amber jigged bone scales

Thanks for looking

Paul




 
That trapper looks great. :thumbup: I really like the jigging and also love your shields
 
Smashing knife, Paul!! The vibrancy of the bone color is outstanding! And talk about tight:D...just look at that backspring shot!
 
The fit and finnish are Exquisite. Another masterclass Paul. Keep them coming!!

Arwel.
 
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Nice bone on that Trapper Paul, outstanding work as always :thumbup:
 
Many thanks for all your kind comments, i really do appreciate it!!
I have many new patterns to make in the next few months and will post them as they are finished.

All the best
Paul
 
out of all the handle materials Rams Horn for me edges out the others .
Now it seems Black rams Horn has edged that out.
Choice.:thumbup::thumbup:
 
I like your knives, there is a very nice flowing between handle, bolster and blade.
I appreciate a lot also the minimal exposed tang...often it is left to much out to contain the stamp
 
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