Giving knife repair a try.

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Just completed this trapper in Oak scales.
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Very nicely done Nev. I think if I had done it I would have applied a darker stain, but that's just a matter of personal taste... ::tu::
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::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks men. ::handshake::

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Just cleaned up and installed a new blade in this Schrade-Walden 225H.

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Nev52 wrote: Thu Mar 10, 2022 1:00 pm Just cleaned up and installed a new blade in this Schrade-Walden 225H.

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Nev you're doing very good work... ::tu::
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Looking good!
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Nev52 wrote: Thu Mar 10, 2022 1:00 pm Just cleaned up and installed a new blade in this Schrade-Walden 225H.

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Your skills are really improving. Great job!
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Thank you all for your comments. ::handshake::
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More beautiful work Nev! ::tu:: What a fine restore! ::nod:: Just excellent! 8)
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Madmarco wrote: Fri Mar 11, 2022 3:37 am More beautiful work Nev! ::tu:: What a fine restore! ::nod:: Just excellent! 8)
Thanks Marco ::handshake::

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I did not what to start a new post just for this knife. Back at the beginning of this post Jeff gave me a box of beater knives to learn on. There was an old Remington knife that had broken blades and no handles, but I really liked the shape of the knife, so I put it to the side. I found a Queen blade that was the same Tang thickness and length looked good, so I installed it in the Remington and put on bone handles. I really like it. Just wanted to share.
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NEV you are becoming quite the knife mechanic. Good job sir..... ::tu::
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Thank you, David,
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On a another note. How is you house coming along.

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Looks good!
What pattern is that bone? It has a very retro look to it, like some of the older plastic handles (only better!)
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Some good stuff Nev. I especially like the Remington/Queen collaboration. ::tu::
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Nev52 wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 12:39 am Thank you, David,
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On a another note. How is you house coming along.

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We have a closing date of May 10th, but it looks like they have a lot of work to do between now and then. :shock:
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Nev52 wrote: Tue Apr 12, 2022 11:44 pm I did not what to start a new post just for this knife. Back at the beginning of this post Jeff gave me a box of beater knives to learn on. There was an old Remington knife that had broken blades and no handles, but I really liked the shape of the knife, so I put it to the side. I found a Queen blade that was the same Tang thickness and length looked good, so I installed it in the Remington and put on bone handles. I really like it. Just wanted to share.
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I also really like the overall shape of your knife Nev, and certainly understand your vision of a nicer knife, which BTW, came to fruition! ::tu:: I'm liking the dark rich color of the covers, not to mention their deep jigging. I'm not a fan of clip-blades, but I can say, it looks very good on your knife. Beautiful work, as usual! 8)
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Reverand wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 2:04 am Looks good!
What pattern is that bone? It has a very retro look to it, like some of the older plastic handles (only better!)
Thanks, Reverand
I don't know what the pattern is. I purchased it a while back from Knife Handles .com It was on sale.

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doglegg wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 2:55 am Some good stuff Nev. I especially like the Remington/Queen collaboration. ::tu::
Thanks Doglegg
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Great to hear David. ::tu:: May is right around the corner.

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Thanks Marco.
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Nev52 wrote: Tue Apr 12, 2022 11:44 pm I did not what to start a new post just for this knife. Back at the beginning of this post Jeff gave me a box of beater knives to learn on. There was an old Remington knife that had broken blades and no handles, but I really liked the shape of the knife, so I put it to the side. I found a Queen blade that was the same Tang thickness and length looked good, so I installed it in the Remington and put on bone handles. I really like it. Just wanted to share.
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Another beauty!
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Thanks Glen, ::handshake::

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I just wanted to post one last time on this thread. I just finished these two knives. One in stag the other in bone. I look back from when I 1st started this thread. I can see a lot of improvement in the knives and my workmanship. I can only thank all the people on this sight that have given me advice and encouragement. Thank you all for the help. ::handshake::
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