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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: Mechslasher on January 08, 2008, 06:12:00 PM
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here are a couple knives i just finished. enjoy!
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/knife3.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/knife2-1.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/knife1-2.jpg)
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Chris those are great looking, I especially like the top one.....
David
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those are awesome :0)
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Dang!!!!!!!
Nice Job!!!!!!!!!!
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Very nice. what is the handle on top made from?
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The top one looks very similar to a Randall # 23 or # 8. Very nice
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wow!!!outstanding work :clapper:
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Real nice.
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Very well done there!
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Those are nice the top one is awesome
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First the static 'curve, and now these. You're a true artist, bud. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Very sweet looking blades.<><
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Since everyone else is fighting over the top one, I guess I'll have to take the bottom one :D
Nice looking knives
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Holy Crap! Those are gorgeous!
Keith
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Whoa,ok guys I call the one on top.What is the handle material?
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Nicely done! You make the pins yourself? I just finished gluing up some mosaic pins for a bubinga handled-damascus bushcraft blade.... but not as nice as those!
Mike
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thanks guys! the top knife i'm embarassed to say is made of scraps i had laying around the shop. the wood is wenge i had left over for some tip overlays and the pin i think i got from a real knife makers shop floor. the guard is a stip of bison horn, that was left over from the static recurve i recently posted. the butt cap was left over from a piece of ivory. now the checkered design between the wenge is tricky. it's a starburst pattern fitted together then sandwiched with epoxy. for the bottom knife, i used walnut burl for the grip. it's too soft for tip overlays so i had to use it for something. i enjoy knife making but it's something i do on the side. i hate to have idle time around the shop so i work on knives when i don't have time to work on my other hobbies. thanks again fellows for the kind words.