Old Oak utility-(warning polished steel!!)

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seagull1957

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Hi this is my latest, a basic utility.

Blade-5mm stock rwl34, full flat grind with secondary bevel, mirror polish.
H/t by M.Wardell.
Handle-cocobolo with red liners and brass rivets.
Sheath-3.5mm veg tan leather
Thanks for looking all comments welcome.
Ian.

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Thanks again for looking.:)
 
Very nice! There's no reason a hardworking knife like that can't be good-looking, too. I get bored to tears with the same old 400-grit finishes most knives of this style have.
 
Can't see past that awesome polish... :p;) You've made a simple, no frills knife look very elegant. :thumbup:
 
Wow, that is a stunner. Yet it's so mellow. The red liners almost disappear in the cocobolo. I'd carry that knife daily
 
Thanks everyone for your kind comments.
Ian

james terrio said:
Very nice! There's no reason a hardworking knife like that can't be good-looking, too. I get bored to tears with the same old 400-grit finishes most knives of this style have.
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Thanks mate, took a look at your site, keep up the nice work!
Ian.
 
Ian, A exceptionally nice and I would say very usable knife.

I still have the white corian knife that I got from you a couple of years ago and use it on a regular basis and have dressed out numerous deer with just a a quick wipe across the Arkansas stone and it's like new again!
 
Big Rick said:
Ian, A exceptionally nice and I would say very usable knife.

I still have the white corian knife that I got from you a couple of years ago and use it on a regular basis and have dressed out numerous deer with just a a quick wipe across the Arkansas stone and it's like new again!
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Many thanks for that Rick, praise indeed. Glad to know it's being used as intended.
Ian.
 
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