What inlay would you like to see in the 2012 Annual?

[BBQ BOY]

There would be a few, that I would like:
A dyed maple(blue & green, or a brown and blue)
Lightening strike carbon fibber
Lignum Vite, but it must have a lot of charecter( greens and grains)
Hikory(not sure about that one)
spotted curly maple

 

[Fferrell1]

I think a unique color micarta would be beautiful, and unique. Especially if they stick with the regular sebenza.

 

[lisantica]

Mokume Gane or Damascus.

 

[김원진]

damascus or LS carbon fiber :thumbup:

 

[P1GEONPOO]

I'd like to see some lovely FRN used

Seriously though, LSCF would be great.

 

[lathrop]

black palm

 

[RiverRat84]

Damascus would definitely be cool:thumbup:

 

[dinokay]

Some more Mammoth Bark Please.

 

[DBH]

Mammoth bark, stag, or, Carbonfiber!

 

[freedoom]

The bones of my enemies.

 

[Oldboy]

Mammoth Bark
Sheep Horn
Chad Nichols Moku-Ti

 

[MVG]

I definitely could go for some old school stag inlays. :thumbup:

If not, Mammoth is always on my list.

 

[FoldersForever]

How about some mammoth tooth?

 

[JustinFournier]

Olive wood or something dark like ebony, but cooler.

 

[au5t3n5]

Amboyna.

I am still trying to locate an amboyna mnandi...but I doubt one will ever turn up. Haha.

 

[BBQ BOY]

How about some mammoth tooth?

I love mammoth's tooth and have some customs made in it. One thing about that material is, it can't be stabilized, or at least that's what I've been told, so it will crack easily.

 

[lemmuhj]

Mammoth!

 

[jackthedog]

I know it's been done a while ago but snakewood. I would be all for a large annual snakewood. A Ladder Damascus blade and dual silver lugs would be my grail.

 

[FoldersForever]

I love mammoth's tooth and have some customs made in it. One thing about that material is, it can't be stabilized, or at least that's what I've been told, so it will crack easily.

It's been used on a ton of folders. Why wouldn't it work on a LE Sebenza?

 

[FoldersForever]

I love mammoth's tooth and have some customs made in it. One thing about that material is, it can't be stabilized, or at least that's what I've been told, so it will crack easily.

I searched the web a bit and there is a lot of talk about stabilizing mammoth tooth. It sounds like it is pretty brittle to work with but I imagine it is similar to mammoth ivory or other bone inlays in that regard.