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RSFknives
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damascus and birdseye maple
#119874 - 30/11/08 10:23 PM

here is something i just got done.
it is carbon damascus with scales of stabilized birdseye maple.
it´s 230mm long, 27mm wide and is 4mm thick the blade is roughly 115mm long

/Roger

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life is to short to own an ugly gun.

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RSFknives
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: RSFknives]
#121077 - 13/12/08 02:26 PM

i geuss that this wasn´t everybodies cup of tea...

/Roger

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life is to short to own an ugly gun.

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ozhunter
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: RSFknives]
#121096 - 13/12/08 07:03 PM

Great Scandinavian workmanship mate..

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JabaliHunter
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: ozhunter]
#121104 - 13/12/08 09:09 PM

I missed this post - another beauty Roger. The light coloured scales work really well to contrast the dark damascus lines. Is there a difference between the gray/charcoal damascus here and the sometimes brown colour that you see sometimes?

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RSFknives
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: JabaliHunter]
#121292 - 16/12/08 01:25 AM

the variation in colour depends on either the etch or whats used to treat the damascus with after completion.

/Roger

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life is to short to own an ugly gun.

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Der_Jaeger
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: RSFknives]
#123316 - 08/01/09 07:16 AM

This is a beautiful knife! I like it! I've wanted a nice damascus blade knife that is also usable and practical for a long time.

What are the regulations, if any, in shipping to the U.S.?

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Edited by Der_Jaeger (08/01/09 08:09 AM)

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RSFknives
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Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: Der_Jaeger]
#123320 - 08/01/09 07:55 AM

as far as i know
there are no problems in sending this knife or one similar to
the US.
i´ve sold a few other similar knives to the us without any problems with customs or any other authorities.

http://forums.nitroexpress.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=123069&an=0&page=0#Post123069

/Roger

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life is to short to own an ugly gun.

http://www.knifeguild.se

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Carpetsahib
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Loc: Western NC

Re: damascus and birdseye maple [Re: RSFknives]
#125714 - 03/02/09 05:41 AM

Beautiful knife and sheath. I'm taking the liberty of showing one of the knives that I have customized. It started life as a Buck Bowie; I made a new handle from Red Maple (Acer rubrum) that I stained with nitric acid (aqua fortis). It has a file worked guard and an engraved and browned pommel. The sheath is a copy of the original factory sheath in embossed leather.

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