I'll give you $500 and a bic lighter!Well the skills in this thread sometimes make me wanna sell my grinder, torch the shop and just move on.
Good work there, shop too clean though.
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I'll give you $500 and a bic lighter!Well the skills in this thread sometimes make me wanna sell my grinder, torch the shop and just move on.
Been a busy few weeks (for me), made 5 knives which is more then what I made the past 18 months.
Nah, keep at it. You will improve surprisingly quicklyWell the skills in this thread sometimes make me wanna sell my grinder, torch the shop and just move on
I'll give you $500 and a bic lighter!
Good work there, shop too clean though.
Nice looking little knife.I enjoy making smaller, fine knives.
Here a three-finger gentlemans knife
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Cutting out the lanyard loop. I'm getting better at it, less cleaning up with files
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Rounded coining, to give your index finger grip
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Ready for holes!
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Everything hand sanded to 2500, the bevel to 1500
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Blackwood scales with sapwood pins (self made)
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I love the contrast between hearthwood and sapwood with blackwood
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Pocket luxery
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Ready for leather and she'll be a fine EDC
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Very cool, what’s the handle material.Vanax Superclean 61rc
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Crosscut Micarta with a crazy press.Very cool, what’s the handle material.
You can shape handle with several pins on ... then glue scale with all pins on and pinned them all .That is how I do on this one .Pins are 2mm cooper but after I peen them they look much bigger .Walnut can handle that expansion ...
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