panch0 said I had to do this . . . My First Knife

Nice work bud , how did that bloodwork work ? Decent stuff ? I have a bunch more of it ya know.

I like it , but you gotta bring it over to the shop next time you visit..

Thinking we need another get together real soon :) You and Bruce ready to tackle the leather work now ? ;)
 
John T Wylie Jr said:
Nice work bud , how did that bloodwork work ? Decent stuff ? I have a bunch more of it ya know.

I like it , but you gotta bring it over to the shop next time you visit..

Thinking we need another get together real soon :) You and Bruce ready to tackle the leather work now ? ;)
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Hey, John,

Actually, I was going to ask you if I could purchase a couple of more sets of the Bloodwood scales. One of the other pieces had a fissure almost all the way thru so I used it for something else (1911 grips). the crack or whatever it is doesn't look too bad after I applied some glue. I just didn't want to use it on a knife. But I would like to try some on a blade. You'll notice that I used the small left over piece for this blade. I love the color.
 
let me see what I can come up with bud :)

price is a million dollars , or its free , your choice.

One rule in my shop , friends don't keep score :)
 
John, I'm a couple bucks short of a mil so . . .

Or were you giving away a million dollars? ;)

Brad and I will bring drinks next time and I'll bring the grips I made from your Bloodwood.
 
daveinvegas said:
I agree but this little knife isn't going to get much use and I didn't want to detract from the handle material in this case.
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You can use hidden pins to accomplish the strength, while maintaining the clean appearance that you achieved.
 
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