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Thanks Pete. A #62 was the first traditional I bought and it's still one of my favourite patterns.
Yep, you can see the rest of the wood in the grass
There's just one more pic here, but I don't have in-progress pics.
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Thanks Pete. A #62 was the first traditional I bought and it's still one of my favourite patterns.
Yep, you can see the rest of the wood in the grass
There's just one more pic here, but I don't have in-progress pics.
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Some really nice stuff in the last few pages. The Ulster teardrop jack stands out to me. I went with something very lightweight today owing to the incredible heat & stickiness (last day of it thankfully) - AG's 3.0 titanium lockback.
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That's a beautiful knife.
I got these the other day for my son and I...Very well made and solid...Yup the big ones a bear trap...FES
Those are some pretty GEC Schrades:thumbup:
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Cutty....Thank you...They are everything that I have read and more...VERY stout knives and it will be a few years before I let my son use his one..The #23 will definitely take a finger off if you aren't careful..I like em like that!!!...............FES
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Thanks, Brian. I'm much taken with it. Love the texture of the bone. My gunky photos don't show it, but the bottoms of the "furrows" have a texture to them that is just lovely to handle. I tend to use knives as "touchstones" or "worry stones" during the day. This one is just a dandy for that. And I really really like the blades.
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After seeing Kevin's results over the years, had to see for myself, surgical black novaculite from Dan's. I really like it, makes a good fit between my waterstones and DMT's.
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Thats an interesting looking lockback. Kind of canoe shaped. Is it an AG Russell?
Hopefully that sticky heatwave will break tomorrow!
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aitor castor, its the wood handle just to the right of the big plastic orange knife
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ANDI...those are beautiful knives in every respect..I don't own one but handled Duncans before he gifted it and was most impressed......FES
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I had it in my pocket yesterday Fes, a lovely knife that I always enjoy carrying. I have a pic of it as my computer screensaver
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^^^^^
Nice picture paint :thumbup:
Paul
Nice picture paint :thumbup:
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Back home after my holidays. I will have to take some pictures of it, but in the meanwhile, Jared's pic will do...
Fausto
Fausto