THE BEAST = Dogfather

gatorzingo, you have a truly awesome collection of choppers, I have never seen a sasquatch bowie in blue micarta, awesome knife.

Thanks
Helle
 
Looks great, but how will do against corrosion? That's whats stopping me from stripping mine too.

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people have been making knives of steel that were such lower quality for a thousand plus years, some how i dont worry about these issues and some how i dont have them,,,,, i have a ton of stripped infi etc.....
 
So Valley did you have to work it all - or did you just strip her and this is what was undernieth?

Looks really good!! :thumbup: :D
 
all i did was put the stripper on and run some 400 grit over it so far, i will put the mirror finish on next week...
 
So was the 400 gt to assist in the removal of the coating or to pollish up the blade a bit?

BTW - looks great and Battle Ready just the way she is!
 
VTW,

Did the primary bevel also have the dimples like the rest of the blade? If so I assumed that you took them out with the 400grit. I am also considering stripping my DogFighter and putting a satin finish on the blade.
 
VTW,

Did the primary bevel also have the dimples like the rest of the blade? If so I assumed that you took them out with the 400grit. I am also considering stripping my DogFighter and putting a satin finish on the blade.
no dimps on primary......
 
I just got my DF in. I never really liked Res-C. Just a micarta/full tang kinda guy I guess. However, I think the DF has changed that. ;) Time to bond.
 
I got my DF yesterday it will make an OK user, but I don't like the heavy forward balance and it could use a longer grip.
 
gatorzingo;4396101[SIZE="4" said:
Dog Father posing with some other choppers for comparison (Dog Father is fourth down on the right)..[/SIZE]
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That Sasquatch is sweet man! I have a hankering for one, but I just haven't found the right one yet.

As far as corrosion resistance goes on the stripped S-7, it is not stainless by any stretch, not like INFI that's for sure. My scrapper 6 LE rusted up pretty good after being purposely neglected. If you wiped it down after each use, I have no doubt it would do pretty well. I took a Dog Father out yesterday and did some chopping on a downed branch that fell into my dog's pen. It took huge hunks out, but when I hit the center, I got one really good roll in the steel. I don't have a round ceramic rod, or it would most assuredly have coem out, but I have it stropped up pretty good, the metal is still a bit deformed. The branch, really more of a sappling, was still plenty green, so the core of it was probably still pretty frozen. If my FBM ever gets here, I willtake it out and chop on what is left to see how it fairs on the frozen wood.
 
Guyon,

I'll take the Basic 9 !!!! :D Nice collection of choppers man!

Ban
 
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