bikerector
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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It seems a little rougher than canvas.

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It seems a little rougher than canvas.
That’s an early one, nice score!
Did you use much Corian as a handle material?That’s an early one, nice score!
I am glad it melts in your hand, but I would rather it melt in my mouth with some spices. Unless you are talking about the knife.Bird and Salmon? Really enjoying this one, it just melts into your hand.
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That angle really shows off the grinds.
@simplejack,what is the blade length on that stretched bluegill? Over three inches? I have a nice stretched Worker with a blade just under 3 I think. I like these style of knives for small jobs and not hard to carry. The bottom one in the pic.Love my stretched bluegill john. And that o1 patina is awesomeView attachment 1181236 View attachment 1181237 View attachment 1181239 View attachment 1181240
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@simplejack,what is the blade length on that stretched bluegill? Over three inches? I have a nice stretched Worker with a blade just under 3 I think. I like these style of knives for small jobs and not hard to carry. The bottom one in the pic.
Thanks.View attachment 1191322 there she is. In her non safe queen glory
I love using this little knife. How can you not love a grind like this?
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Hurley Creek in stainless. Fantastic little knife.What is that? Model?
Hurley Creek in stainless. Fantastic lottle knife.