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I have some extra Indian Ebony and Canadian Elk that I would like to give to someone who can use it on a custom traditional or rework. I ask a few things in return:
1. You must have over 50 posts in the traditional forum
2. You must intend to use the materials on a traditional knife and share some photos of the work at your convenience
3. If you use the materials to rehaft or rework a vintage knife (1970s or earlier), you must initial the inside of the liner to indicate that the knife has been altered.
In your post, say whether or not you could use the elk or ebony or both. If you can use both that's great. Also, please describe your project(s). If you are a knife maker member, then no description is necessary.
Two ebony blocks are shown but I'm keeping one--don't care which one. You can pick if you want. I showed a knife next to the ebony for comparison of size. Keep in mind that the knife is oiled and waxed so the color is darker. The rough cut ebony blocks will appear much darker when they are polished and oiled/waxed. There's a bit of wax on the end of one of the blocks and you can see the color is jet black.
Shipping within the USA please.
Any one at any level is welcome. If you are a beginner that's fine. It's just supposed to be fun.
1. You must have over 50 posts in the traditional forum
2. You must intend to use the materials on a traditional knife and share some photos of the work at your convenience
3. If you use the materials to rehaft or rework a vintage knife (1970s or earlier), you must initial the inside of the liner to indicate that the knife has been altered.
In your post, say whether or not you could use the elk or ebony or both. If you can use both that's great. Also, please describe your project(s). If you are a knife maker member, then no description is necessary.
Two ebony blocks are shown but I'm keeping one--don't care which one. You can pick if you want. I showed a knife next to the ebony for comparison of size. Keep in mind that the knife is oiled and waxed so the color is darker. The rough cut ebony blocks will appear much darker when they are polished and oiled/waxed. There's a bit of wax on the end of one of the blocks and you can see the color is jet black.Shipping within the USA please.
Any one at any level is welcome. If you are a beginner that's fine. It's just supposed to be fun.
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