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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: skullworks on May 22, 2008, 07:01:00 AM
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I did this knife to match a custom bow. It is snakewood with an ebony front. It has copper and nickel mosaic pins. Seki City damascus blade. I hope he likes it!
(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/Skullworks02/SnakeEbony.jpg)
(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/Skullworks02/SnakeEbony2.jpg)
(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/Skullworks02/SnakeEbony3.jpg)
(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/Skullworks02/SnakeEbony4.jpg)
(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/Skullworks02/SnakeEbony5.jpg)
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That looks very nice.
How about a tutorial on how you fit your wood so nicely?
Dan
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Originally posted by OconeeDan:
That looks very nice.
How about a tutorial on how you fit your wood so nicely?
Dan
First time I tried to do the insert thing. mostly luck! LOL!
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I love it! That snakewood sure is nice stuff! Great job on the ebomnt bolster. Is that what it is called?
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YES Awesome job fitting the two woods. They look great!! What type ebony? I have both of those woods, I may have to try them out on a blade. Good job!!
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Originally posted by Leftieshot:
YES Awesome job fitting the two woods. They look great!! What type ebony? I have both of those woods, I may have to try them out on a blade. Good job!!
I think it was Gaboon Ebony? I was a little disappointed that some light streaks showed up as I sanded it. Not too bad though.
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Looks great. Nice shape on the blade, great fit and finish. The bolster looks a little closer to the blade than normal though. Great combo of wood. Most ebony (I've used) has some lighter streaks.
Mike
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Wow mate, what can I say other then are you selling that one?
AK.
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very nice,Skull. I like the wood combination
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Originally posted by elk ninja:
Looks great. Nice shape on the blade, great fit and finish. The bolster looks a little closer to the blade than normal though. Great combo of wood. Most ebony (I've used) has some lighter streaks.
Mike
I noticed that too! LOL! :knothead:
I do need to fix it. Great pick up!
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If I know JL (and I do)... he will love that knife. It's beautiful and will be an awesome compliment to his Snakebit.
Nice job.
Greg
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I always thought it would be cool to have a knife made with the same woods my bows are made of (this one matches up to my Blacktail Snakebit). Greg told me to check out Clarence's work, one thing led to another and now it's a sweet reality. Turned out real nice Clarence! Thanks a bunch! Can't wait to get my grippers on that one.
One down, five to go...
JL
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Sent you a PM
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Yup he liked it. No doubt there when I saw the pics!
Very Nice fit anf finish.
Scott
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That's an awesome piece of work skullworks. Did you simply epoxy the ebony bolster in place? I don't see any pins in it and was wondering how you held on. Mike
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Yep, the bolster is epoxied to the rest of the handle and then sanded flat. The snakewood and ebony were two different thicknesses. The whole handle is epoxied to the blade so I don't think it is going anywhere.
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Beautiful!
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Thats a great looking splice.
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Sweet!...Can I be your friend? :bigsmyl:
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Well, I finally put this knife to use at the Sawmill shoot. She did one fine job on this med-rare ribeye...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v75/Rugerfan/ResizeofP6270025.jpg)
Got a big ole 14pt'er running around the woods behind my house. Hope to introduce him to this little gem this fall...
Good job Clerance!
Jerry
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Damn! That steak looks good too! I hope it is working good for you!
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Hells yes those steaks were good!!!! But, at the price of good meat nowadays, they had better be!!! I about pooped a solid gold brick when I was buying them. Kind of makes you very careful about how you cook em!
That knife was super sweet Clarence!!!
Greg