First Stacked Leather Knife.

[Bjankowski]

I've always wanted to make one and last night I decided to trying it on a hidden tang knife I was planning on putting an elk antler on it. Lots more work involved that antler or wood handle, but it was fun doing it. White is bone, I don't remember what kind of bone it is, I pulled it out of my handle material drawer. Guard is Copper, butt is brass. I put it in a buffalo leather sheath, I already had made.

[Larryf250]

Amazing work.

[Pstraw]

That is purrrrr D! You have amazing skills.

[SamHarper]

That looks pretty cool. I always save my small leather scraps thinking some day I'll make a stacked leather handle, but I still haven't done it. Do you have a threaded butt cap, or did you peen it?

[Bjankowski]

That looks pretty cool. I always save my small leather scraps thinking some day I'll make a stacked leather handle, but I still haven't done it. Do you have a threaded butt cap, or did you peen it?

I peened it Sam... Yes, I have a big box of leather scraps I've been intending to use for this for years. I just got bored and thought I'd do it to see how it would look.

I have a kid, I say kid, he's 46. I used to coach in soccer when he was 6-14 and recently lost his Dad and his Mom is in hospice that wants to buy it. I'm going to give it to him.

[keithkay03]

Beautiful knife as always!

[Master Blaster]

Very nice Sir!

[muzzlebrake]

Good looking handle. I always like the old Western L39 handles. They looked good but didn't like hot water at all

[Bjankowski]

Good looking handle. I always like the old Western L39 handles. They looked good but didn't like hot water at all

I agree; one reason I soaked this with a lot of neatsfoot oil before I buffed it out with white rouge.

[brushtrooper]

That is very nice!

[COACH_EM_UP]

Is this for sale?

[jwells93]

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[Gummi Bear]

That's a really great knife, Bob!