Photos! Post your CPK photos here!

[untytled]

^ OK dear, whatever you say

BTW, Nathan has a thick hide, me thinks... No matter how much I have tormented him, he has not once spat on my knives... None that I know of

I wonder what he's inscribed under your scales

 

[Casinostocks]

I wonder what he's inscribed under your scales

Maybe some voodoo jinx verses inscribed on my sweet sweet D3Vs? Good thing I'm a man of science who doesn't believe in them mumbo jumbos

 

[TRfromMT]

I'm trying to track down some Osage. I've never seen it in person or had the opportunity to work with it. Folks rave about it and say in person it is very chatoyant. Photos don't show this quality (of any wood, really) so I'll have to get my hands on some.

 

[JJ_Colt45]

I'm trying to track down some Osage. I've never seen it in person or had the opportunity to work with it. Folks rave about it and say in person it is very chatoyant. Photos don't show this quality (of any wood, really) so I'll have to get my hands on some.

I'll see if I can get ahold of some ... I cut a bunch for an old farmer here and I know he sold a good bunch to Amish that have a huge sawmill and make furniture south of town. I'll check with them next time I can get out that way.

I know some of it was nice looking when finished ... it wasn't as chatoyant as some maple or koa but it looked nice.

The biggest part of what I cut is in piles for fence posts.

 

[JustinFournier]

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.

In for all!

 

[TommyGun56]

I have about a hundred pounds of 15-year-old Osage logs ready to be cut up. Probably yield 5 or 10 lb of scales material...

I hope that will be enough, Osage is my Personal favorite

 

[SwarthyGnome]

Something simple for ol’ Bloodlust.

 

[Comprehensivist]

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Something simple for ol’ Bloodlust.

What a coincidence. Our horse Toby is a big fan of carrots and the CPK’s that cut them.

Phil

 

[Big DJ]

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What a coincidence. Our horse Toby is a big fan of carrots and the CPK’s that cut them.

Phil

Love the EDC sheath who made it?. Toby looks pretty sweet too.

 

[JustinFournier]

I'm trying to track down some Osage. I've never seen it in person or had the opportunity to work with it. Folks rave about it and say in person it is very chatoyant. Photos don't show this quality (of any wood, really) so I'll have to get my hands on some.

The chatoyance varies greatly. Sometimes it basically absent.

 

[untytled]

 

[Lorien]

wow, nice photo!

 

[untytled]

wow, nice photo!

Why thank you. Nice knife

 

[Siddhant]

 

[Gusbuster]

Purple haze!

 

[Big DJ]

Purple haze!

Dude!

 

[JustinFournier]

Purple haze!

All in my brain...

 

[Big DJ]

All in my brain...

Not for a long long time

 

[I am bleeding]

So far for me the best Osage orange came from logs taken off of my aunts farm in Oklahoma.

I love Osage Orange. I am all in when you get around to cutting up those logs from your aunts farm. Wait a minute, could this have anything to due with Mystery Wood? If so I beg you to PM me so I can change my DEK1 preorder, or is that cheating Here is my example of Osage on a 7 year old user that is aging well

 

[duramax]

Love the EDC sheath who made it?. Toby looks pretty sweet too.

I’m sure the OP will answer. I’m 99.9% sure that’s Horsewright leather sheath. He’s a member on BF and posts over in leather section. Super nice guy and great leather