Wicked Creek

KYenglish said:
Was it an extra challenge to clamp the rubber? Just wondering if you had to be careful not to let it decompress and so bend away form the metal on the inside if you see what I mean.
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I clamped the handles and liners together first, with the rubber on the inside, for even pressure. After they dried, I cut them out to shape then glued them to the tang.
 
Very. Cool blade. Looks like a mean slicer. I have several horse stall mat handled blades and the only way you notice any smells is if your sniffing the handles and even then it never bothered me.
 
Hey Daniel - how are you liking your Wicked Creek?

I am curious about your handle treatment choice, and also how you like the design in it's larger format.

best

mqqn
 
Did you find out if the black stains come from the handle when in use?
 
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