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Picture Thread

bikerector said:
How do you like that chisel grind? That's one grind I've never really tried unless it was on a cheap multi-tool. I like the looks alof that tanto tip with it.
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I really love chisel ground tantos. It’s one of my favorite EDC blade shapes and hard use blade shapes. I can also get chisel ground edges scary scary sharp on my edge pro, and with the tanto you effectively get two tips and two blades all in one. I can’t recommend an E01 or any blade with a chisel grind enough especially a tanto!

JK Knives said:
I’m really considering making a Tanto Tin Knife
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That would be cool to see, and Very interesting
 
woodysone said:
That looks good with that patina coming on, what model is this?
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It’s the E01 Hunter model and this version with the tanto is starting to kick my other E01 Hunter out of the pocket more often. I still carry the other one a lot but I just love a good tanto and John makes a great tanto
 
Pàdruig said:
More of a closeup on all the wood.

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What material are those black handles made of? They look great. I feel like red liners would be a nice touch.
 
Once again you have knocked it out of the park! Love the grain on this set of Osage and already loving the straight back! I’ll make me a new pocket sheath once I get a couple things out and it will be good to go. Also the copper on Osage came out better than I thought it would!
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