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Curly maple hunter

Started by bjansen, July 17, 2016, 08:39:00 PM

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bjansen

I haven't finished a knife in over a year, so I am was happy to get this one to the finish line. I started this blade in NJ, moved it to WI, drove it to Ohio for an ABS event where I fitted the handle and guard and then did the final fluting, sanding, etc this weekend in the shop.  

It is 1084, guard is 303, copper spacer, stabilized maple handle and a nickel silver pin. I polished the inside of the guard and the rounded spine.  

Critiques welcome

Thanks

 

 


Sam McMichael

It looks good. It would fit well on any hunter's belt.
Sam

KSCATTRAPR

I like every thing about this one. All components compliment each other very well and the blade looks great, awesome job!

just_a_hunter

That is a beautiful knife.

Todd
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Bill Kissner

Great looking knife Brad!
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Lin Rhea

Yes sir, that's a beauty.  :campfire:
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NittanyRider

Well done, Brad, I really like that!   :thumbsup:

Bladepeek

It all comes together very nicely - smooth, clean and functional. Great looking knife.
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FerretWYO

That is a beautiful piece of work
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GRAYBEARD

That is a real classy piece of work, very nice indeed!
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Steve Nuckels

Brother, you are doing some fine work!

Love it!

Steve
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Pine

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TrackerNy

Really like that blade profile. Nice touch with the copper spacer too.

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