Show me some wood

[cmd]

Let's see some wooden handle scales.

Bone is great, stag is warm, delrin is durable.

Wood is wonderful. I need some inspiration, please.

Chris

 

[sunnyd]

.. Wood is wonderful. I need some inspiration, please.

I am not a big wood fan but here is a custom Barlow dressed up in desert snakewood that I own..

Hope it helps a little.

Best,

Anthony ~ ><> ~

 

[rfbadger]

Look in Ragnar's Ragweed Forge for some beautiful wood handles.

 

[ea42]

Geez sunnyd! How about a little warning before you pull out a barlow like that. VERY NICE!:thumbup:

Eric

 

[ea42]

Here are a couple of Craftsman knives from Ol' George's birthday, and a Buck Ducks Unlimited:

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Eric

 

[waynorth]

In Memoriam.
Camillus jack with ebony;

 

[waynorth]

That wonderful macho Moose from Vintageknives!

 

[waynorth]

Some deluxe Empires. Old and beautiful;

 

[richard j]

how's this wood look to you? its some wild looking maple.

 

[johnwaynesandw]

Here is some wood ofr ya








John

 

[Will Power]

Ebony looks the nicest wood for scales in my view.

I have a Bark River in Bocote that has appealing stripes to it, but for slippies it's bone bone bone, stag stag!

 

[sunnyd]

Geez sunnyd! How about a little warning before you pull out a barlow like that. VERY NICE!:thumbup:

Eric

Thanks Eric. I love those two Sears Craftsman lockbacks of yours!

 

[Rivit]

Here are a few. Challenge, Joseph Rogers, Buhl Sons, and Trout Hardware.

 

[Thomason]

Ray Kirk's California buckeye burl.

 

[glennbad]

Here's an old Camco that I rehandled a while back...

And here's a nice one by our own Orvet. Kingwood, IIRC... not a very good pic, however.

Glenn

 

[navihawk]

Crappy photo of a Copperlock in ebony....on wood.

 

[lotoblades]

Here's one of mine,

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