Restored OLD HICKORY Filet Knife

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Restored OLD HICKORY Filet Knife

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I shoulda taken pics to start.....I usually do.

This knife was GROADY. Looked like someone had cleaned a few hundred fish and then set the knife down in the garage for a few years. ::facepalm:: I wouldn't have bought it but did because I taw the blade stamp.

Sanded, and added a couple coats of boiled linseed oil! Here she is, ready for the prom!!
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Nice job Scott. Do those Old Hickories go pretty well on eBay?
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Looks good to me!! Nicely done!! I think the blade stamp says "Shur Edge" but can't make out the other.


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XX Case XX wrote:Looks good to me!! Nicely done!! I think the blade stamp says "Shur Edge" but can't make out the other.


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It actually reads: TRU-EDGE ....along with Ontario Knife Co.

Yeah Jerry, they usually bring 10 to 20.....depending on size.
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Looks sharp, prom worthy I reckon. Would love to have a kitchen drawer full of em! ::tu::
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Looks good!

Now all you need is a mess of catfish, some cornmeal, and some hot peanut oil!

Fish fry at Scott's house!
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Great rescue Scott! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice job on the knife. Now all we need is some fish to try it on.
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Colonel26 wrote:Looks good!

Now all you need is a mess of catfish, some cornmeal, and some hot peanut oil!

Fish fry at Scott's house!

Can't eat no catfish but I can put a hurtin' on some crappie!!! ummmmm......ummmmm!

Blademaker......just let me know brother.....I come across 'em all the time!

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That's just getting broken in!

Nice save!
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Scott never ceases to amaze me, here I thought you were the king of fatwood and turns out your the savior of filet knives.

Nice save buddy!
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bestgear wrote:Scott never ceases to amaze me, here I thought you were the king of fatwood and turns out your the savior of filet knives.

Nice save buddy!
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That knife looks really good, Scott, I like those old knives.
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Great work, Scott! You can't beat those Ontario Old Hickory's for every day use. ::tu::
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