Wooden Inlays

[pjlanglois]

I'm looking for a "semi-custom" knife with wooden inlays. Similar to Chris Reeve's inlaid Sebenza:
http://www.chrisreeve.com/woodsebenza.html

Outside of true custom work, anyone have any suggestions. It's for an Xmas gift, so I need something that's readily available.

Thank you!

-PJ

 

[RGRAY]

Why not buy a Chris Reeve's inlaid Sebenza?

There is a great looking small CA buckeye burl inlay for sale now in the For Sale Forum.

Small Redwood Burl

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RICK - Left Handers Unite

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[Keith Montgomery]

Take a look at the new line from William Henry. I do not know what it is called but they do seem to be well made a well priced.
If you want the best though you should still get the Woodie from Chris Reeve.

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[richard rosvall]

Doesn't Gerber have a line of wood inlay knives? Oops, it was Browning I was thinking of. Their featherweight series. www.browning.com Not "semi-custom" but a good knife for the price IMHO.

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[Bandityo]

Delta Z has some really great Hi-Tec Folders with burl maple scales.

bandit

 

[Steve-O]

The William Henry 'International' and 'Fishtail Oak' series are very nice. They are not actually inlaid though.