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New Bushcrafter: Snub Lore

Wow and this is the one for your give-away eh:D, great stuff buddy !!!:thumbup:
 
If you ever lend that model out to TonyM, be sure to tell him the black dot's aren't drill divots :D
 
Great work Rick. :thumbup: :cool: :thumbup:


It looks like a family heirloom, ...and will probably end up as one.

Nicely done my friend.




"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."

Big Mike


Forest & Stream
 
Rick, I love how you crank out your blades with such distinctive character. The blade shape on that one is conventional, but one which is my favorite for visuals and use. A drop point that isn't quite fully centered. Blades like that just look right to me and they feel right to use as well. The forge marks and maker's stamp work nicely on the blade.

The handle really captures the weathered look you have so well crafted. The carving, which I think is new for your work, accentuates the grain pattern without being overly obtrusive. Very nicely done. You have a full sized handle on smaller blade and yet you have somehow managed to not unbalance the appearance and harmony of its aesthetics. I like the understated contours, a bit of swell in the middle of the handle. It looks really comfy to hold and has the right girth and length to support a variety of holding positions.

Looks a real winner. Can't wait to see the sheath.

What Ken said! :thumbup:

Doc
 
Had to bump this up after a link in another thread. Have been drooling over this one for months! Nice work!
 
sweet blade brother mag...

btw... congrats on geating ur gear in blades magizine...i was flippin through and stopped... thats mag's gear! bought it on the spot...
 
Nice work - I am a huge fan of a full handle with a short blade. I've found it works the best for me. Your knives look great!
 
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