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The head of the screw is inserted into a hole in the cap that can I counter and soldering Tomorrow I make some pictures so I hope you understand better

Do not screwed. The screw is "drowned" in the liquid glue

Steel D2 4mm (0.15") Total lenght 23 cm (9"). Blade lenght 11cm (4.3"). Handle: Reincarnated Wood Sheath with carving technique by Kiara http://youtu.be/00D-YBOeDkk

Steel W2 thickness 4,8mm (0.18"). Total length 33 cm (13") . Blade length 21 cm (8.2"). Bronze guard and butt cap, black spacers. Handle sambar. Leather sheath with inlay by Kiara http://youtu.be/8XCShTd3ceA

Sorry, I'm wrong the sequences ... There is a Mod that can delete n2 and post n4 going in post 2? Thanks :confused2:

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We often find blocks of wood full of fissures or lightly damaged ,so we didn’t use them at all and we leave them on the shelf . This method is also suitable for broken and damaged handle you wish to fix. The one I am using to show you my method was full of big and deep fissures . Here below...

Steel W2 thickness 4,8mm (0.18"). Total length 22 and 24 cm (8.6" and 9.4") . Blade length 12 and 11,5 cm (4.7" and 4.5"). Steel guard, black spacers. Handle sambar and ivory spacer, and Australian oak colored. Steel butt cap. Leather sheaths by Kiara

Thanks guys!

Steel Becut thickness 5,8mm (0.23''). Total length 31 cm (12.2"). Length blade 18 cm (7"). Handle: micarta black and CF spacers.

All sheaths of my knives are made by my wife Kiara. This is her technique a model o the sheath made of hard paper is shaped the welt from paper to leather dampen the leather with water in order to transfer the motif on the leather preparing the strap in order to soften...

Thanks to all! If you are interesting at my Golden dagger, now is put in a great american shop. I think is not possible to put link of shop on the forum, but if you research "golden dagger Denis Mura" it is easy to find

Thanks everybody!

Sorry I don't undestand... what is " scribe"?

I will be there! :biggrin: I will put aside the money for my long trip!

They are cigarette filters. When the temperature is high they burn and consume the 'oxygen inside the package

Sorry for a lot of photos ....