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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: Mechslasher on February 27, 2008, 08:05:00 PM
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here's one i just finished. saw a knife with mammoth tooth scales and i had to give them a try. forgot that dentine in teeth was the second hardest natural material and also one of the most brittle. this stuff is not for the beginner. it would light up on the inside as i was grinding it on my belt sander. the blade is seki city damascus from japan. enjoy!
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Picture031.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Picture034.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Picture035.jpg)
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WOW , that is awesome , love the file work :0)
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Beautiful!!!
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that thar is a keeper
excellent
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That's just beautiful! WOW!
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Just plain OUTSTANDING!!!!! I really really love it
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YOWZERS!!!! Awesome.<><
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Nice Chris, been working with that stuff for several years and your right it'll try ya ;)
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Very nice!!
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thanx guys! doug that neck/caper combo in mammoth tooth is wild. gonna have to try a set like that. here's a little better pic of the grip.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Picture036.jpg)
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Absolutely beautiful. I would have loved that 8 mos ago but now I truly have an appreciation for how nice a job that is. I'm currently working on a few of my own damascus blades and some stock removals, It is truly a labor of love. You've done some work that will make your great grandkids proud. Any ideas on a sheath?? I'd love to see that as well.
Nathan
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Nice knife! Glad you followed up with pics of the handle, I was going to ask you about the pins.
Dan
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Man, that's beautiful!
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That, my friend, is a keeper! Thanks for posting the pictures!
-Brett
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Beautiful knife! Love the mammoth tooth! I had wondered how hard it was to work with. I have acouple of those blades...they are awesome! great job once again!
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Handsome - some handsome!
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WOW :eek:
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I two word for that knife beau tiful!!!
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Wow! That knife is stunning!!! How did you get the mammoth to hold still for the extraction? Almost seems like you would have to steal one from a museum. The resourcefulness around here is mind boggling.
Brian