More experimenting with file work on a knife

[SamHarper]

This was my first time doing file work all down the back of a knife, from end to end. I dyed the epoxy red, trying to match the red of the liner. It came out too dark, though.

[SamHarper]

The one above with the file work is the same knife as the one in this picture with spalted pecan. The other knife is Turkish walnut. They both have cocobolo bolsters. These may end up being displayed in a clothing store here in Austin. I'll find out Friday, probably.

[AgBass01]

That's gorgeous Sam!

[drop dead fred]

Looks like crap I'll take it from ya and put it in the back of my junk drawer. Don't thank me it's part of the TBH brotherhood

[Puggy625]

Looking good Sam.

[SamHarper]

Looks like crap I'll take it from ya and put it in the back of my junk drawer. Don't thank me it's part of the TBH brotherhood

That's the most generous offer I've gotten all day! Thanks! :-)

[b.latiolais]

Those are awesome.

[AgBass01]

Looks like crap I'll take it from ya and put it in the back of my junk drawer. Don't thank me it's part of the TBH brotherhood

That's the most generous offer I've gotten all day! Thanks! :-)

If the deal falls through, put me 2nd in line with the same offer.

[SOLID EAGLE]

Man, you're on a roll!! Those look great!!

[MikeConner]

Looks good Sam

[ReydonPete]

Looks great !

[BowOnly81]

Dang Sam! Becoming more impressed all the time with your knives! Very nice!!

[bmc09]

beautiful knives, sir. but, what kind of clothing store puts knives on display??

[PTHLLC]

Very very nice. That's a talent no doubt

[USMCGRUNT1967]

Awesome work.