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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: LONGBOWKID on March 26, 2009, 03:22:00 AM
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I'm on another one of my rolls...
No, not an optical illusion. Twin ground blades. Only difference in them is the pattern in the pitting on the steel and the grain in the walnut.
These were fun to make, and keep indentical.
Both are sporting a Scandi grind, L6 steel, 1/8" copper pins, walnut scales, with a 5" overall length.
I left the steel pitted for more of a rustic look, if you will.
Its LATE, so they both just got a light coat of tung oil to show them off. I will further refine the scales in the morning and get a better shine to them, and a better picture.
But for now, here's what I have..
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk155/DBSULLY/twins011.jpg)
The Kid
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Cool knives. I'm partial to that design. L
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More nice work Kid! Man, you are making me look lazy!
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lokin good. maybe oughta change your name to speedy kid lol!
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Nice looking! I like that pattern too! Are those stock removal?
Steve
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Those look good I like the rustic look. Maybe you should try the "Lighting Fast" Kid or something along those lines. lol!
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Yes Steve, sadly they arent forged.
Thanks for the kind words.
The Kid
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Or the "Too Much Free Time" Kid. :biglaugh:
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I think that bottom one looks to have a slightly deeper belly to it. Send it my way Kid and I'll test it out and send ya a full report!! :bigsmyl: :bigsmyl: