now showing. The Fiddleback Terrasaur.

many thanks, for the kind words once again folks...:thumbup: i am stoked on how the sheath turned out for this one..:)


j williams said:
Great lookin blade Mike! I know from experiance that your leather is superb. Cant wait to check that one out.....Too cool. :cool:
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right on Jake.. you'll be here soon enough to be able to check it out.. you're going to love it man..:D


norcalblacktail said:
Nice knife Mike. And your sheaths are looking better and better each time. I still need to have you make me a couple. We are due for a meet soon. Ill hit you up some time this week.
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sounds good Nate.. keep me posted.. i was just telling the misses the other day, that we were due for another get together...:) Jake will be here march 31-April 5th...
 
Damn Mike, nice work on that sheath. So am I sending you my next non-sheathed purchase so you can hook me up?
 
Beautiful knife, and excellent work on that sheath! I love well done, tidy leather work.

I've never warmed up to Scandi grinds other than on very thin blades, but I'm really tempted to give one of these a try.
 
JCavSD said:
Damn Mike, nice work on that sheath. So am I sending you my next non-sheathed purchase so you can hook me up?
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JC-- if you would like me to make you a sheath, feel free to drop me a line next time...:) thanks for the compliments..:thumbup:
 
Mike, great review and SWEET leatherwork. :thumbup: +1 to getting a stamp with your arrow logo.
 
More pics of Terassaurs:

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This is what it looks like convexed.

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tonym said:
I can't believe I am yet to own 1 of Andy's scandi knives... Whats up with that Mr. Roy???
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Um. Whenever you're ready bro. You have my #.

remmmm said:
I'm confused. Are Brian Andrews and Fiddleback both independently making this same pattern?
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Yes. This is the case. Joe has both of us doing the design. Brians are really AWESOME!

pitdog said:
That really is one classy looking blade, dare I say perfection ?;)

For some reason I'm not quite sold on Scandi grinds as a do-it-all edge, lucky these makers still do awesome convexed alternatives as well eh !!!!:D
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The Scandi is not a do-it-all edge. Its GREAT at woodwork. Every other task is excelled by convex. And!! Convex aint bad at woodwork either.

Franciscomv said:
Beautiful knife, and excellent work on that sheath! I love well done, tidy leather work.

I've never warmed up to Scandi grinds other than on very thin blades, but I'm really tempted to give one of these a try.
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I've done a few in 3/32" steel, and its wicked. Wicked stuff. VID of the 3/32" scandi in action:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFKn36kzGSc
 
remmmm said:
I'm confused. Are Brian Andrews and Fiddleback both independently making this same pattern?
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Yup, I can see the confusion! A while back it was stated that Brian Andrews was toning down his knife making a bit, so I asked him if I could go to Fiddleback with the design. He said sure, so this is the steel fruits of that labor. THAT CONVEX ONE LOOKS AWESOME! WOW!
 
Wicked pics!!! I always like to see in hand shots. And seeing what the blade has done is always cool too!!!
 
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