My 4th Redone!

[bigern26]

After Getting some bad feedback and I myself not liking the Dymondwood scales I ground them off and redone it in Ironwood.

This is my 4th knife
3/16'' - 1095 Heat treated by Peters Heat Treat
OAL - 10 3/16''
Blade - 4 3/4''
Handle - 4 7/16''

Blade is hand rubbed to 600 grit.
Scales are Ironwood
Nickel/Silver Pins


Tell Me what you think

 

[Lorien]

that is WAY better:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[NoahL]

Agreed--the wood is really nice!

~Noah

 

[timsclips]

Dymondwood is practical, nearly indestructible but almost universally disliked. Brings up memories of Frostwood on knives and a lot of really ugly laminated gunstocks from the 90's.

 

[John M Cohea]

Much better:thumbup::thumbup:!

 

[xaman]

Yes, you definitely improved the looks of this one. Very nice knife!

 

[zoe crist]

very nice.. I learned about Dymondwood the hard way too

Zoe
http://www.zoecristknives.com

 

[JParanee]

The wood really does it up:thumbup:

 

[grlangr]

I didn't see the old one, but the new one rocks!

 

[Jos]

Much better. Nice work.:thumbup:

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[bigern26]

Thanks Guys!!!

I didn't see the old one, but the new one rocks!

Here is a link to the old one
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=728100

 

[peterinct]

HUGE difference. Looks MUCH better now bigern!

Peter

 

[Bruce Bump]

Man that handle takes this knife from Pakistan to "Made in the USA" Good move Ern!

 

[sheathmaker]

Plus one on the looks better now, Ern.

Paul