Scott Cook Owyhee and Micarta Sebenzas

Gary W. Graley

Gary W. Graley

“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
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Just got a small bolstered Scott Cook Owyhee, man is it sharp!
smaller than I remembered them being, about the size of a small Sebenza
see the images below compared to Micarta Sebenzas that are visiting
me for a short while ;)

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sculptured scales and dovetailed bolsters

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very comfy in the hand !

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compared with a small Micarta Sebenza

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and the Large, Small Micarta Sebenzas against the Cook fixed blade;

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and a few of just the Sebbies :)

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Thanks :)

as nice as it is...I bought it on impulse :rolleyes: , something that I really need to try and control :o
So, I've placed that lovely Owhyee up forsale and it can be seen in this
Thread

I no sooner bought this, and then ordered a lens the following day or so
and really can't afford both, so trying to recoup things now, getting back
on level! sorta...

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Thanks Chiro! It's one I'll certianly miss! dang this camera bug :(
G2
 
Wow, you photography is outstanding! Great lighting and background. BTW, knives are great too!
 
Thanks, the background is some wall paper from work, I saw that it had
a splashy mixed colours and figured that it would work nice as a soft
not distracting background, the guy hanging it had cut a piece wrong
so he handed me a nice big section, it's vinyl and fairly heavy duty.

G2
 
That is a beautiful hand tool , very well made.
What kind of wood for scales ?
 
It is a very nice knife to be sure!
The wood on that one is Desert ironwood
G2
 
it's a very shallow hollow grind, very nicely done, almost a flat grind, must
be a big wheel to grind it that way!
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