Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

74 Mustang in Snakewood
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That Boker looks like something I'd like, so I'm closing my eyes and moving on. Hahaha, too much spur of the moment buying lately.
LOL. Not trying to be an enabler, Alan, but it's a nice little knife!
As far as I'm concerned all those Lloyd's you post have me checking out what's available every time I have access to the internet! If there were some built with CPM-154 I'd be in the doghouse!
 
LOL. Not trying to be an enabler, Alan, but it's a nice little knife!
As far as I'm concerned all those Lloyd's you post have me checking out what's available every time I have access to the internet! If there were some built with CPM-154 I'd be in the doghouse!
My steel knowledge is bottom of the barrel Gary. All I know is the 52100 that John usually uses is not at all like the 1095 carbon I'm used to. Most of my knives see very light use so all I have to go on is how it develops a patina. So far the 52100 seems very resisant. There are several knives in W-2 carbon steel available.
 
I just finished these Russell Green River works blades with some cool stuff they're calling " Hybrid"
The wood part is Australian Brown Mallee Burl

The chef knife looking knife is a " Pacific Northwest Cartouche knife "
The larger is a 6" blade stiff Boner :thumbsup:

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