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a freind of mine asked me to make a pair of hunting knives for him, after some back and forth about design and so on this is what he wanted. [IMG]https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/v386/praktis/dolk_kim(1).jpg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds[/IMG] [IMG]https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/v386/praktis/jakt_kim(1).jpg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds[/IMG] |
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I think your comment should read "Life is too short to own an ugly knife" Beautiful work there mate - what timber is the scales? |
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Very nice. Are the scales spalted Birch? |
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Roger, please tell us about these two knives. One looks to be double sided blades. |
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the scales are made of stabilized chestnut burl, nitro X yes one of the blades is double edged, he hunts feral boar mostly. |
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Chestnut burl makes for very nice set of scales. |
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Quote: Yes it does! I like this stuff alot.. |
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You say it's stabilized? Is that done with CA? I know of other applications of CA to stabilize weak or soft wood. |
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Quote: That double edge is beautiful... |
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Quote: these are stabilized with caktus juice. they are more stable than plain wood but not as stable as the stuff stabilized with epoxy. |