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Amir Fleschwund
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Happy Sunday!
Totin my personal favorite among the few BF knives I have. And a sort of rare Wenger, the Lumberjack.
Have a fine day, and remember to oil the joints!
Totin my personal favorite among the few BF knives I have. And a sort of rare Wenger, the Lumberjack.
Have a fine day, and remember to oil the joints!
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I don’t think my carry minds taking some glamor shots with the mug. The backside of the mug has my Cuttermans Pin qualification insignia on itlove to see the full mug next time it makes an appearance.
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That is absolutely fantastic!! The craftsmanship is just fabulous. I may need to PM you for his contact info.
And…on top of that…a swayback! My second favorite traditional model. Just beautiful. Thank you for indulging my request.
bigfish64
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Two beautiful and meaningful pieces right there my friend.
Okay Gary…that’s a play straight out of Bart’sHave a peaceful Sunday, folks!
Doin' Damascus today. A Boker Pocket, Damascus and Thuya Burl, along with a Dark Side from Burt Foster, O-1 and 15N20.
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Brook Trout playbook. Casually throw out a post of a couple incredible Damascus knives like it’s no big deal. Now you have everyone scrambling!
Beautiful knives Gary.
bigfish64
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Very interesting. Doing a little foreshadowing, I’m intrigued for sure.
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LOL! Now that wasn't my intent at all!Two beautiful and meaningful pieces right there my friend.
Okay Gary…that’s a play straight out of Bart’s
Beautiful knives Gary.
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Thanks.
Amir Fleschwund
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I like the dark side! How’s the steel handle for comfort?Have a peaceful Sunday, folks!
Doin' Damascus today. A Boker Pocket, Damascus and Thuya Burl, along with a Dark Side from Burt Foster, O-1 and 15N20.
Really like that bone. Do they call it appaloosa? I have a whittler with the same, but it’s jigged, so it doesn’t show as well as your smooth bone.Have a wonderful Sunday everyone. Low key today so a good day for this peanut.
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Yes it is Jeff. I tried to get some of the colors to pop out so the background is a paper plate. Don't know if that was the right or wrong thing to do but it shows pretty well. Probably the nicest scales that I have on one of my Case knives.
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Thanks, Jeff! With my medium sized mitt I get a 4 finger grip. Burt took pains to make sure there are no sharp edges on the handle, and the hammer marks are smoothed out for comfort. I don't carry it as often as I should, but it's a capable little knife.
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Have a wonderful Sunday everyone. Low key today so a good day for this peanut.
Gonna have to agree with
Amir Fleschwund
I love appoloosa bone. That is one fantastic looking knife. 