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Author Topic: St Judes Collaboration Knife - Work in Progress- Knife Complete with Pro Photo  (Read 2777 times)

Offline Whip

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All I can do is drool on the pictures - no way this beauty is going to end up anywhere close to my price range.  But I sure love to see the craftsmanship put into it!  Great work to all involved!
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Offline Doug Campbell

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The first thing I did today was sand the handle down to 600 grit then fit the spacer and butt cap. It's a good thing Karl did such a great job fitting all the parts cause I've had it together and apart a couple hundred times doing the final fitting.
 
I put a little radius into the butt cap then lots of hand sanding on it to 600 grit also. The handle will get several coats of hand rubbed oil before it's finished.
 
Did a little file work on the spacer then lots more handing sanding.
 
All the finshed parts ready to go together, soon as the handle finish is done it'll be off to Oregon so Robin can work his magic.
 
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Offline kbaknife

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Wow, Doug. That is soooooooooooooo sweet!
You are doing us all proud right there.
That butt cap is killer.
Can't believe you didn't take a picture of it all together!
You're such a tease.
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I will hunt mice for I am a hunter and I must have my freedom.
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Offline hunt it

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Looking Sweet Guys!!!   :notworthy:    :notworthy:    :notworthy:    :notworthy:
hunt it

Offline Lin Rhea

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Smooth as butter.   :notworthy:
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Offline Roughcountry

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Wow, I'd say the magic is already done. Cool think is, I get to wrap my hand around it a few times. I plan on trying it in both hands.

I won't know what to do with the leather untill I look at the blade. But you can bet I'll sure try to make a sheath worthy of going with this treasure.
RS

Offline rushlush

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WOW is all I can say. That is looking reel nice.

Offline Doug Campbell

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Wahlaa... is that a word  ;)   Anyway here she is boys and girls...  
 
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Offline JParanee

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That came out fantastic  

Congrats to all involved
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Offline Steve O

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That is some impressive craftsmanship.  Well done gents!

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Originally posted by Steve O:
That is some impressive craftsmanship.  Well done gents!
Steve I'm with you...It is amazing what people can make on this site!

Amazing!!!

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Offline 2treks

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That is sweet.What a great knife and for a good cause. You guy's rock.
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Offline LoweBow

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HOLY SMOKES!  That thing is beautiful!!!
God has surely gifted you fellas!
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Offline Over&Under

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Well done gentlemen!  That is impressive!!!
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Offline steadman

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WOW!!  :thumbsup:
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Offline Guru

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You're a fantastic "closer" bud!!!
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Offline Steve Nuckels

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A wonderful look into how the Pro's do it!

Thanks for the time and effort guys!

A fantastic knife!

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Offline amar911

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Blows me away! Great job Lin, Karl and Doug!!!! That knife is amazing, and the build along was fascinating.

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Offline Roughcountry

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Better send this back to the front page.

This blade is great in the hand guys, someone's gonna get a treasure.
I've just about finished the sheath, one little addition to the tools and it's on the way back to Lin.

The sheath is full lined and is made up of six pieces of leather. It has a hidden copper pin in the welt to keep the edge from cutting into the thread.
   
Here's a shot of the back
 

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