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Enjoyed making these 3/16 O-1. 9 1/4" oal. Maple scales, Brass liners,1/4 brass pins and lanyard tube. Still have to stitch up the sheaths and form them.
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Sheaths are coming along well.
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I really like that dark leather with the lighter stitching. Looks great.
your flippant remarks which you so adeptly sling
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Them ain't no sissy knives. ;-{>
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Are these going to be for sale? I could be very tempted with the 2nd one down in the 2nd pic.
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Thanks for the nice comments, especially the quote from Jeremiah Johnson! These knives were an order from a gentleman who is giving them as groomsman gifts. I have recieved alot of good comments on the blade shape. I will be making more as time permits. I have some nice fiddleback maple, cocobolo, and black and white ebony I am anxious to try out on some blades in the near future. I should try to take some better pics, the cell phone camera is not the best. I like the wood in the second one down as well UKdave!
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I apologise for adding posts to post pics, but I cannot seem to add them to my earlier posts. Started wet forming the sheaths.
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I'd actually like to see a view of the brass liners if you could. Thanks.
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All nice. Good work. jmho Tim
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Those are some hell for stout workin knives, very nice indeed.
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Excellent craftsmanship! They look very nice. What is the type of steel you are using?
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Buck, they are 3/16 O-1 tool steel.
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