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Hi Guys not much happening on this part of the forum so i thought i´d show a knife i finished last night. still have to oil the sheath some more. total length 235mm with a blade 115mm (diagonally from plunge to tip) scales are lignum Vitae or pokenholtz as it´s called here. steel i 12C27 cheers Roger |
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That would certainly make a rather nice skinner Roger! Beautiful work to say the least! |
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Curious, Lignum Vitae, is a wood that has a very high content of natural oils and a low coefficient of friction, often used in natural bearings. And has been known to retain this low CofE for hundreds of years (literally). (clocks and also ship propellor shaft bearings) I would think the scales would not be at all "grippy" when covered with blood or gore from skinning operation, is LV a good choice for knife scales? |
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LRF IF you polish the scales i Can understand what you men. Will be trying out the knife Now during fall and winter Will be interessting to se how they work. This is my own knife. :-) |
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Ok, it will be interesting. I do like the looks of the knife. BTW the picture seems to have disappeared from the thread. |
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Very stylish hunting knife, Roger; it's just a shame I already own so many ! Louis |
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Quote: Still there for me. Very nice knife and sheath. I do prefer longer blades with a guard, however that is a nice design, just the same. |
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Quote: Louis, One can never own to Many knives ;-) O:) :-) Cheers Roger |