Quite impressive.
I think the cross etching rubs against the liner tho.
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BennytheBlade
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A few pics for the followers of the blade.
Quite impressive.
I think the cross etching rubs against the liner tho.
Quite impressive.
I think the cross etching rubs against the liner tho.
Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes.
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Hi Lee, this knife came from 2 donated knifes for a pass-a-round knife.
Missaman and Tequisa donated the knifes, 1 swinguard and 1 kris stiletto.
From the donated knives I put this together using bone for the scales.
(bone from Nemo).
The lighter blade of the kris gives it a good kick, and Im pleased it has an aged look. This is the 3rd one Ive done although the first 2 were just blade conversions, this is actually the first one I took all the way apart and started from there, I struggled at times but learned a lot from it,
And as always - the info from others on this list was the main reason it was actually completed.
Now I realise why knife makers always say they are still waiting to build the one great knife, I could have spent a lot more time on this making improvments, but they will come on the next ones.
Jagman
Missaman and Tequisa donated the knifes, 1 swinguard and 1 kris stiletto.
From the donated knives I put this together using bone for the scales.
(bone from Nemo).
The lighter blade of the kris gives it a good kick, and Im pleased it has an aged look. This is the 3rd one Ive done although the first 2 were just blade conversions, this is actually the first one I took all the way apart and started from there, I struggled at times but learned a lot from it,
And as always - the info from others on this list was the main reason it was actually completed.
Now I realise why knife makers always say they are still waiting to build the one great knife, I could have spent a lot more time on this making improvments, but they will come on the next ones.
Jagman
right now I'm having amnesia and deja vu at the same time. I think
I've forgotten this before.
I've forgotten this before.
