Assembling My First Fixed Blade Knife
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Now it's really starting to look nice!
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Nice clamp! Thanks for showing that part.
Looks great!
I wonder what the sheath will be like...
Mark
Looks great!
I wonder what the sheath will be like...
Mark
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Re: Assembling My First Fixed Blade Knife
That "leather food" sure did make that handle POP! Looks super.
What the heck is leather food anyway?
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Re: Assembling My First Fixed Blade Knife
Thanks very much for your supportive comments guys
. I've done as much as I can with the handle. It turned out a little darker than I expected, but overall I'm happy with it. Just need to finish the brass fittings and polish the blade.
"I wonder what the sheath will be like... " Mark so do I


"I wonder what the sheath will be like... " Mark so do I


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Looks like the English version of saddlesoap?
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Nice Job! I'm digging that stacked leather...turned out really nice
My first fixed blade looked more like a crude prison shank
Thanks for the updates and sharing!
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Very nice work!
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The is the knife pretty much completed. It could use a few final finishing touches. I'm quite pleased with my first attempt. Thanks very much to everyone for your interest, advice and encouragement. I greatly appreciate it.
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Beautiful end product... you should feel proud for a job well done! O.k...what's next? 
Rocky, AKA- AREMINGTONSEDGE , “The prime function of a Pocket Knife is to cut- to cut keenly.”- Remington Cutlery Pocket Knives Catalog No.1
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Thank you very much. I have a folder idea using some old Sheffield parts or a few options for another fixed blade including a small bowie and a very small full tang. I haven't decided at the moment.ROCKY1122 wrote:Beautiful end product... you should feel proud for a job well done! O.k...what's next?
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Very well done
I really like the larger handle!
Tim
I really like the larger handle!
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Hi Steve:
Don't get on here to much anymore. Found your building project and it is pretty much like every thing you attempt. Excellent.
moss
Don't get on here to much anymore. Found your building project and it is pretty much like every thing you attempt. Excellent.
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Thanks very much for your comments Tim and Moss.
Moss, it's good to see you onboard again. I hope all is ok with you. Drop me a line if you like.
p.s. Have you heard anything from Fox lately?
Moss, it's good to see you onboard again. I hope all is ok with you. Drop me a line if you like.
p.s. Have you heard anything from Fox lately?
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Beautiful job, Steve.
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