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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: tippit on October 26, 2008, 12:51:00 PM
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After seeing the new Blade magazine with another beautiful blade of Lin's in it, I found the article on silver inlaying by Joe Keeslar (my inspiration on flaring the finger groove). There was a picture of his example knife as a paradox in rough & pretty at the same time...Brut de Forge!
I decided I needed to up grade a paracord version to be a little fancier. So an old file went into the forge for the rough part of the blade and I added a little spalted oak with some black waves to match the rough black forged look. Hey even a paracord guy needs to dress up every now and again :) Doc
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/tippit/Forgedfingerguard008.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/tippit/Knives/Forgedfingerguard007.jpg)
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looks great
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Sweet looking knife Doc!
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Your right Jeff. These knives are so appealing with their contrasts. You did a good job on this one too. Thanks, Lin
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I like your knives when they are un- dressed but like them more dressed up !!!!
Maybe you could put a tuxedo on one???
Good job Doc :thumbsup:
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You've got 'er surrounded now, Buddy!
That is one sweet knife.
Just beggin' to be on somebody's belt.
Maybe you could give us a heat treating lesson on old files?
I've got to do one for a guy.
Gimme some pointers?
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You sure know how to make firewood look good :bigsmyl:
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DOC, THAT IS SO FINE!
JED
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Well done!
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very nice, Jeff!!! When you coming south???
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Sweet Knife Doc!! Beautiful contrast.
Larry