Thanks. Yes you can certainly tell where the sheep’s foot would have been. I removed the center spacer to reduce that since the blades are on opposite ends it didn’t really serve a purpose anymore. The spaces ends up being the same as some of the spaces in the camp knife which isn’t too bad I think. Making it from the ground up though I think you’d want to go single spring on it. Getting rid of the sheep’s foot definitely makes it better in the hand and pocket though.
Very good job on those "pig knives"
Love the Tulip shield on that pattern!
Are these recovers? How are you reusing the sunken rivets? I’ve thought about doing it but it seemed like it would probably be more work than it was worth.
That’s a good one to start with.Allergies kicking in today so I had some free time to read some stuff on BF. I read through the 143 pages (yup all of them) and I must say we have some talented people amongst us. I guess I'll be looking for some cheap tl-29's to mod. Will probably start with this one first.
Very nice, in my opinion, walnut was a great choice. That knife has plenty of real estate to show off the grainHad to wait about 2 weeks for the pins to come in but the knife is done.
Just some basic black walnut I had laying around. Took awhile to figure out the order of pin placement but got it done. Little rough but will make a good user.
Thanks Big fish. Upset that the original scales broke. Yup me not leaving anything alone fail but happy with the walnut.Very nice, in my opinion, walnut was a great choice. That knife has plenty of real estate to show off the grain
structure. Well done!
