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Greetings All:
I really like Ringed Gidgee - it's hard as hell, durable, and has beautiful oxblood color and figure. I hand sanded the wood to 2500 grit and gave it a couple coats of Johnson's Paste Wax to bring out the figure - no buffer on this wood!
All comments welcome.
V/R,
TK
.250" W-2 stock
Differential heat treat with clay
Parks 50 quench
12 3/4" OAL
7 1/2" Flat ground blade - 1 7/8" wide
Exhibition grade Ringed Gidgee
Sharpened swedge
Soldered stainless S-Guard
Coined stainless spacers
Reverse fullered copper spacer
Copper inlay in rounded butt
8-10 oz RH vertical sheath

I really like Ringed Gidgee - it's hard as hell, durable, and has beautiful oxblood color and figure. I hand sanded the wood to 2500 grit and gave it a couple coats of Johnson's Paste Wax to bring out the figure - no buffer on this wood!

V/R,
TK
.250" W-2 stock
Differential heat treat with clay
Parks 50 quench
12 3/4" OAL
7 1/2" Flat ground blade - 1 7/8" wide
Exhibition grade Ringed Gidgee
Sharpened swedge
Soldered stainless S-Guard
Coined stainless spacers
Reverse fullered copper spacer
Copper inlay in rounded butt
8-10 oz RH vertical sheath
