Old Skool Game Warden

[doorkicker]

very nice!

 

[Matteo Escobar]

Nicely done, looks great!!

 

[idahoskunk]

way to go grinducci! :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Guyon]

Hey randucci, did you get royalties from Sal Glesser for your design work?

 

[v-man]

good work!!!!!!!!!

 

[Solstice]

Very nice Tim. Really like the shape of the handle of the clipped GW. You're getting pretty good with that grinder aren't you?!:thumbup:

 

[GALAXYTECH]

Those solid bolt fastners and those smooth ground black canvas scales defenitly look 'Old Skool :thumbup:

 

[manix J]

Good Job!!

 

[randucci]

Thanks for all the complements, it is nice to give a knife your personal touch.

That's really slick. :thumbup:

How long did it take you from start to finish?

When you add up the time, it really only takes a couple of days, but I wait a couple of days for the filler epoxy in the cutouts to dry and a couple more days for the glue on the handles to dry before shaping. So, about a week if you count up real time.

 

[Last Visible Canary]

Hey randucci, did you get royalties from Sal Glesser for your design work?

I'd say the finger swell is much closer in general to graham brothers work, who use some pretty extreme finger swells -

http://www.bladeart.com/artists/grahm_brothers/grahm_brothers.htm

But, the pommel combined with the dip in the top (making an aesthetic "s" out of the handle keep it from being a direct copy of anything that I've seen. Very interesting and cool lookin' handle for such a small peice the old school triangle front (badger style) is a nice touch