Useful Pointy Object In A2, Dymondwood, Olive Micarta

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Materials: A2 steel, brass tubing, West G-Flex Epoxy, dymondwood, olive canvas micarta.
Heat treated by Paul Bos, 60 R.C.
Overall Length: 8"
Tip - Handle: 4"
Cutting Edge: 3 3/4"
Thickness of Steel: 1/8"
Combined Weight of knife and sheath: 7 oz.

The finish on the handle is 5 parts beeswax, 1 part oil, and 1 part paraffin wax. It is a tacky, grippy finish, not smooth or hard.

There is a narrow secondary bevel.

The sheath, has a hint of a violet color.

$90 shipped in USA via Priority Shipping. Add $3 for Canada. No other destinations, please.

Please do not expect this knife to be awesomely perfect.

The plunge lines are a little mismatched.

The spines are not as smooth as the flats.

 

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[T.L.]

I like the scales! I don't think I've seen that done before. Very cool

 

[AddictedToGear]

I am really interested in doing tubing for handles, is there a thread for this? Very nice work I like the hint of color on the handles.

 

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Thanks for the comments.

AddictedToGear, I am not aware of a thread, but there may be one. Here is the search engine I use:
https://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=011197018607028182644:qfobr3dlcra