JM2
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I posted about this some time back in another thread. After a lot of back and forth with the owner, we settled on a handle style. The handle I did really isn't what he had in mind, but it turn out to be he loves it. My goal for this was not a 100% new looking knife, but rather a knife that looks like it's been well kept for 70 years. I made a new sheath, and used stacked wood and leather for the handle. I left plenty of character on the the blade and a bit on some of the new parts. He was thrilled with it.
Here's the knife as I received it.

Heres the blade where I'm almost done removing the horrible grinder marks. Dremel tools are not your friend unless you have a deft hand and an iron will.


Here's the knife as I received it.

Heres the blade where I'm almost done removing the horrible grinder marks. Dremel tools are not your friend unless you have a deft hand and an iron will.


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