Ooooh So Woodsman Yummy

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This one is wearing stabalized Walnut crotch and has g-10 (jade) pins, bullseye filler, and liner. The grind is convex sabergrind. Forge scale not optional!;)

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Well, I can't. I buy them from McMaster Carr. (The industrial name for phenolics is Garolite.)
 
I bought a Woodsman from Andy yesterday with hickory handles and fits my hand like a glove.I will use the knife over the weekend and send the pictures to Andy to post.The fit and finish is top of the line and is a cutting tool not to used for prying.
Thanks,
Michael:D
 
Nice. Any feed back on how durable the G10 pins are compared to say stainless, or brass pins?
 
Bigfattyt said:
Nice. Any feed back on how durable the G10 pins are compared to say stainless, or brass pins?
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Used em a lot. Mostly pins serve to increase surface area for glue to hold. Very hard to remove scales with either. Japanese sword makers have used bamboo pins for centuries.
 
PARK said:
I bought a Woodsman from Andy yesterday with hickory handles and fits my hand like a glove.I will use the knife over the weekend and send the pictures to Andy to post.The fit and finish is top of the line and is a cutting tool not to used for prying.
Thanks,
Michael:D
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Guys, its always an honor to have knife users stop by the shop. But it was a true treat to have Michael stop by. He brought a bin full of knives to show off, and was really very knowledgable. And he brought gifts. Firestarters, and a sweet chunk of Brazilian Cherry. Nice having you Michael.
 
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