How About A Bruce Bump Blade Gallery

Sweet!

Bruce, I can't make up my mind whether I like the mamoth or this
amber stage better. Man, nothing like complicating my life with another
problem :)! I think I'm leaning more in the direction of the stage.........
so, when is mine going to be ready :D

Seriously, Bruce, this has to be my favorite to date.

Dana
 
Gotta say, Bruce... Can't make up my mind which I like better - the single blade style or double blade style!!!! :confused: :eek:
And I'm with Dana on this - I can't figure which handle style I like better!!! :eek: While not a big fan of stag, #009 would be a wonderful change in my pocket carry!!! :D
 
joeshredd said:
Gotta say, Bruce... Can't make up my mind which I like better - the single blade style or double blade style!!!! :confused: :eek:
And I'm with Dana on this - I can't figure which handle style I like better!!! :eek: While not a big fan of stag, #009 would be a wonderful change in my pocket carry!!! :D
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Hi Joe,
I have this model in a slimmer more refined model in pre-ban scales. Check this one out.

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Here's my contribution:

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I got to play with Chuck's stag two-blade trapper at the show in Little Rock - VERY nice indeed (not sure which number that was). Bruce, please make my next one a two-blader. And maybe damascus. ;)

Roger
 
Roger Pinnock said:
Here's my contribution:

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I got to play with Chuck's stag two-blade trapper at the show in Little Rock - VERY nice indeed (not sure which number that was). Bruce, please make my next one a two-blader. And maybe damascus. ;)

Roger
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Hi Roger, Nice pic!
I have a 2 blade peanut in the works. Its smaller and would be really neat with damascus blades and bolsters.
 
I finished number 012 and its bound for overseas. It has a right side nail nick and shield for lefties.

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Here's an elegant little kitchen knife Bruce just completed. As you'd expect, even in it's simplicity, all the details are perfect. From the graceful curve of the 4 3/4" blade to the taper in the tang through the Koa wood handle, the fit and finish are flawless. Thanks, Bruce, for putting such a high level of workmanship into a relatively simple knife. This one will be used daily.

Roger
 

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Roger T said:
Here's an elegant little kitchen knife Bruce just completed. As you'd expect, even in it's simplicity, all the details are perfect. From the graceful curve of the 4 3/4" blade to the taper in the tang through the Koa wood handle, the fit and finish are flawless. Thanks, Bruce, for putting such a high level of workmanship into a relatively simple knife. This one will be used daily.

Roger
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You're welcome Roger. Thanks for the compliments and posting here. Remember it comes with free sharpening for life, mine or yours whichever comes first. :D
 
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