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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: kbaknife on April 14, 2010, 03:55:00 PM
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But I do like the freedom of creativity this canvas allows.
I'll admit I had some good fun on this one. A 1084 Brut de Forge, with sheep horn and a clay heat treatment.
Areas where the clay were, that were not finished out, reacted to the etch differently and gave the knife a whole new appearance I was not accustomed to.
Got some nice activity out of this 1084FG.
(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Knives%2010/she-2.jpg)
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Dang I like that Karl! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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That is one great looking knife. :thumbsup:
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Sweet knife Karl!
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You knew I'd like it :thumbsup:
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Very Pretty. I like the character in that one.
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Great knife!Looks like I could through it in the truck and use whenever its needed!!!
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Originally posted by tippit:
You knew I'd like it :thumbsup:
I didn't even have to guess!
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good looking knife , you make knives like like i like to do.
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: Sweet!
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love it....
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That is sexy nice!
Steve
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Potomac Forge
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IN GOD WE TRUST
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I was going to start a new thread with some pictures, but I don't think mine would come out as good as Karl's did.
Almost a year ago I came to Karl asking all kinds of questions about his knives. I was looking for a knife I could use for awhile and then pass down to my boys when they start to hunt, and then hopefully one day they would pass it on to one of their children and so on. This is one thing my family has never done, and I always thought it was a great idea.
After many questions, and talking about many designs, I finally settled on the Brut de Forge style. The handle was easy, as I have always loved the look of sheep horn on knives. This is what Karl put together for me.
I absolutely love it and cannot thank Karl enough. I feel like I need to run out to my hunting spot and put something on the ground, just so I can put it towards its intended use of gutting and skinning game. I'm going to end up petting and staring at the thing till September rolls around.
Thanks again Karl for being so patient and for the beautiful knife!
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:clapper: Now there's a happy customer.
It's always great to hear things like this.Lin