My two latest..Twins

J S Machine

J S Machine

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I guess I will call these "Twins." They are near identical except for a few small differences.

Blade Steel: AEBL (similar to Sandvik13C26) Hand rubbed, 58-59 Rc
Scales: Black & green G10 backed with white fiber spacers.
Pins: Two 410 SS and a Mosaic in each
Length: 6" OAL, 3" Blade
Sheaths: Paul Long

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I started on these a year or so ago and never finished them. Recently pulled them out and started working with them again.

Turned out pretty well I think :1:

These are available if anyone is interested. Please email me instead of sending a pm :001_smile:
 
Seeing a fellow Alabamian doing so well just makes me all warm and tingly! OK maybe I exagerate some, but I aint' when I say, these LOOK MARVELOUS!!! Nice job, these 2 are SWEET!!!I know they are "Twins", but Twin what? Skinners? That's what I'd call this pattern, they look wonderful! Nice Work, and keep on keeping on! Rex
 
McClellan Made Blades said:
Seeing a fellow Alabamian doing so well just makes me all warm and tingly! OK maybe I exagerate some, but I aint' when I say, these LOOK MARVELOUS!!! Nice job, these 2 are SWEET!!!I know they are "Twins", but Twin what? Skinners? That's what I'd call this pattern, they look wonderful! Nice Work, and keep on keeping on! Rex
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I guess you could call them skinners. They are ground thinner than usual so they would be good skinners or EDC's.
 
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