Frankenknife the sequel
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Frankenknife the sequel
I had this vision in my mind of a cool pattern. This is probably not it though, LOL.
I think this started out from a utility (scout) pattern. Anyway, it's kind of ugly and nice at the same time. I had to alter the blade profile and butt of the knife for the new look. Add some decent stag and here we are! Should be a good knife to carry.
I think this started out from a utility (scout) pattern. Anyway, it's kind of ugly and nice at the same time. I had to alter the blade profile and butt of the knife for the new look. Add some decent stag and here we are! Should be a good knife to carry.
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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
Amazing stag, very sweet knife, glenn. Looks like it would be good for cutting, tooling and cap lifting.



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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
Is that a Camillus Glenn? Not an ugly duckling to me!
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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
Beautiful work Glenn! I think that stag looks great on the Cammy. In fact, I don't remember seeing an knife that didn't look good in stag.

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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
Another SCORE by Glen. 
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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
I keep waiting for you to post one that isn't fabulous. But please keep fabricating and posting.
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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
With that stag on the handles a knife can't be ugly!
Another work of beauty Glenn!
Another work of beauty Glenn!
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Re: Frankenknife the sequel
Nice!!! I carry that all day long and then some more!!!glennbad wrote: ↑Wed May 03, 2023 12:41 pm I had this vision in my mind of a cool pattern. This is probably not it though, LOL.
I think this started out from a utility (scout) pattern. Anyway, it's kind of ugly and nice at the same time. I had to alter the blade profile and butt of the knife for the new look. Add some decent stag and here we are! Should be a good knife to carry.
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