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While still on my DEK preorder high, I was motivated to take a few photos of my last two preorder knives. I didn't know how the acid wash and satin primaries were going to look but being from CPK I knew I would love it, which of course I do. The acid wash with swedge is no slouch either and will be my user this fall at hunting camp.



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Tigerden said:
While still on my DEK preorder high, I was motivated to take a few photos of my last two preorder knives. I didn't know how the acid wash and satin primaries were going to look but being from CPK I knew I would love it, which of course I do. The acid wash with swedge is no slouch either and will be my user this fall at hunting camp.



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Wood on satin at hunting camp?!? Damnnnn!
 
I like a stonewashed finish on my tool knives that get beat up and used regularly, but I don't actually use my deer knife regularly. Like many of you I'm pretty busy and overwhelmed most of the time and my hunts are a special time for me. I enjoy having special tools for it.
 
JustinFournier said:
I figured as much. Sounds beautiful. I wish that piece of Osage down there wasn’t giving you so much trouble. I expected much less with it’s age.
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So far for me the best Osage orange came from logs taken off of my aunts farm in Oklahoma. Other Osage orange that I have purchased online has lacked the gem like glimmer and interesting grain and was less dimensionally stable. I don't know much about wood, I just know it has been hit and miss and the Osage that I saw up myself so far has been the best.
 
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