Wharncliffe. Not perfect but nice.

[slatercreek]

Hollow ground. Culpepper ivory color bone scales. 3 1/4 closed. 5 3/4 open. Wicked sharp little knife. Might have to keep this one.

 

[Plas62]

I like it, Nice work!!

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Looks good,I don't blame you for keeping it.
I keep and carry all of my prototypes,to see how they hold up.

 

[Don Robinson]

That's a beauty! Nice work!

 

[slatercreek]

Thanks for the kind words. I'm open to constructive criticism as well. Always looking to improve.

 

[rcknives]

Nothing wrong with that! Looks great to me. Good job. I do see a slight ring around the pivot pin. I have had that happen to me as well. What I started doing to stop that was to make sure your bolster is completely sanded down to at least 600 grit before peening the pivot pin in place. Don't forget to taper and countersink the hole and then when your done grind the pivot pin excess down using a slightly worn 400 grit belt then back to the 600. Voila! no more lines around the pins. At least it works for me anyway. Just some food for thought.

 

[Keith Willis]

Nothing wrong with that!

God bless

 

[Jeremiah Rostig]

Nice Work!

 

[Guindesigns]

i love the copper and ivory they just bighten up that beautifully shape blade. love the pattern. great knife.

 

[Mr.Svinarich]

Not perfect?!

looks good to me!

 

[J.Higgins]

love it!

 

[taylormadeknives]

Looks awesome! I love the shape of the blade for a user. I would love to carry it!

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[slatercreek]

Thank again for the comments. I did manage to get the pin hidden.