Rockywolf Joined Oct 16, 2005 Messages 7,499 Oct 9, 2008 #21 I have a few micarta handled knives, but tend to lean toward the wood ones for looks. Just a preference...
I have a few micarta handled knives, but tend to lean toward the wood ones for looks. Just a preference...
ilbruche Joined Jun 19, 2007 Messages 2,964 Oct 9, 2008 #22 Wood no question. Until we have micarta with patterns on a cellular level wood will always be my first choice.
Wood no question. Until we have micarta with patterns on a cellular level wood will always be my first choice.
Fiddleback Knifemaker Moderator Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider Joined Oct 19, 2005 Messages 20,010 Oct 9, 2008 #23 ilbruche said: Wood no question. Until we have micarta with patterns on a cellular level wood will always be my first choice. Click to expand... Micarta is made with natural materials that do have cells, and patterns of cells.
ilbruche said: Wood no question. Until we have micarta with patterns on a cellular level wood will always be my first choice. Click to expand... Micarta is made with natural materials that do have cells, and patterns of cells.
ilbruche Joined Jun 19, 2007 Messages 2,964 Oct 9, 2008 #24 Fiddleback said: Micarta is made with natural materials that do have cells, and patterns of cells. Click to expand... Still not as cool as wood. Unless they made micarta out of wood. But I guess Dymondwood is pretty much stabilized wood/micarta something or other.
Fiddleback said: Micarta is made with natural materials that do have cells, and patterns of cells. Click to expand... Still not as cool as wood. Unless they made micarta out of wood. But I guess Dymondwood is pretty much stabilized wood/micarta something or other.