Sword Brand Streamline meets Bullwinkle

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Sword Brand Streamline meets Bullwinkle

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This one isn't quite finished but its far enough along that I have to share. Its a four line Camillus 2 bladed jack.The celluloid scales were just starting to show signs of out gassing. So I popped the scales and replaced them with moose antler. This is the second knife I have done in this material. I really like it!
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I have enough moose antler left for about 3 more smallish slip joints. So far I like the ease of working with moose. when cutting it, the antler is fairly thin and sorta flat. I have cut them to shape and then split the piece using both halves. Depending on what a person wants, you could just use one half. The part of the antler facing forward on a moose has a different color and texture than the back. One could cut the antler to match textures. Or, use both sides like I did.

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Wow Randy, that's really nice!! At first glance, I thought the handle was exterior Ram's Horn, but the color didn't seem quite right so I knew it was something else. Very nice job. I like it. ::nod::

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Thanks Mike! You know I got the same impression. My first thought was , "Wow its got that rams horn look to it". The lock back that I did in moose also gave me the same impression.

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Somebody get the drool rag. I'm slobberin' here.
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Randy is your nickname Boris and your wife's Natasha??? Poor moose an't pullin' any more rabbits from the hat!
Great handle job, super looking knife! ::super_happy:: ::tu::
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Hey, that's a dandy! ::tu::
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wow that's nice, almost looks like some killer rams horn at first glance. love that texture ::tu::
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Nice job on one of my favorite knife patterns!
I have a couple waiting on the shelf for me to get to them.
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orvet wrote:Nice job on one of my favorite knife patterns!
I have a couple waiting on the shelf for me to get to them.

Ditto, me too. Just waiting for inspiration to strike on what to do. ::shrug::
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