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    Damascus on Elk Antler

    Alabama Damascus over Elk... 9 in 1/4 inch overall blade is 4 1/2 tip to guard with hammered finish. The pictures don't reflect the shine on the antler, it is highly buffed.

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    #2
    I really like that one ! Very nice

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      #3
      Originally posted by wooman View Post
      I really like that one ! Very nice
      Thanks bro.

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        #4
        That is very nice!

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          #5
          Any interest in making another

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            #6
            I really like that one. It almost looks like a puukko.

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              #7
              Originally posted by scoutman View Post
              Any interest in making another
              Scoutman; from now on all my knives are going to be one of a kind; that one I still need to make the sheath, I have several to make sheaths for. Hopefully I can get to them in a day or two and list them in the classifieds. I have it for sale on my website.

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                #8
                Originally posted by SamHarper View Post
                I really like that one. It almost looks like a puukko.
                The only reason it does is because of the guard being round however; most puukko's are scandi grind. That one is flat ground, I mostly do hollow grinds because I think it's better for skinners, less restriction on thin cuts, for slicing I think a flat grind is better. Scandi grinds is better for cutting wood like carving or bush craft knives that do a lot of chopping. I make my kitchen knives on slack belt because I'll use them to chop through bones. That's the strongest grind but requires some serious re-sharpening if you don't have the equipment like us knife makers have.

                Sorry for the long reply, you know me, I'm polish!

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                  #9
                  loving this one

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