Skunk Heart Attack

idahoskunk

idahoskunk

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Well men, it's been a long, time consuming project but she is DONE!


Introducing a very old NEW STEEL HEART I :cool:

A lil tan micarta, a local grinder, and some Rowe Leather. :) :)


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It wasn't fun meeting my standards and he said he wouldn't do it again.
Thanks Mike!!
 
Boy, it must be nice to have enough SH1s lying around to play with one. Looks cool, I have a user SHII and some tan micarta that I might try it on.

:confused: :D :confused:
 
Man you just keep them comming!!!! Where do you get all you wonderful toys???


Cerberus
 
cerberus said:
Man you just keep them comming!!!! Where do you get all you wonderful toys???Cerberus
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it's hard work trying to keep a position at the ol trough... got to keep rooting them out... keep from being trampled by the herd... having no regrets :( :p

yes la, it's one of the first Sh's :cool:
 
:eek: :eek: :eek: Nice one Scott, that thing does look very new. Another awesome knife.

Nick
 
thanks, i guess one of the reason's this hand ground steel heart was advanced (discontinued) to the future generations is the fact that they were ground on a smaller wheel (3 6 8" kan't remenber whin i is drinking) and as you may knotice the circular choil grind adds several thousands of pounds of horizontal strength (just in case you want to abuse it) to the solid titanium blade, relieving the tool of un kneeded strees cracks :confused: :confused: :barf:

brb.........
 
idahoskunk said:
thanks, i guess one of the reason's this hand ground steel heart was advanced (discontinued) to the future generations is the fact that they were ground on a smaller wheel (3 6 8" kan't remenber whin i is drinking) and as you may knotice the circular choil grind adds several thousands of pounds of horizontal strength (just in case you want to abuse it) to the solid titanium blade, relieving the tool of un kneeded strees cracks :confused: :confused: :barf:

brb.........
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Solid titanium blade?!?!?!?! Now you are drunk! Lay off the sauce stinky! :)
 
Scott,
That is one beautiful knife.. :cool:
Those pictures are totally awesome as well. :cool:

Dry river bed?
 
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