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Here are a couple different buck 110's I have rebeveled the bolsters on, two of themn have been flatground and changed to a narrower modified clip style blade and the other has been switched to a drop point. The bolster roundiung operation gives the knife a much better feel, makes the knife weigh less (about 2 ounces), makes it more pocket friendly and really gives it that custom folder look.

this one has osage handles and is one of my bucks that I carry
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drop point with stock handles for customer
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highly modified 110, modified clip flatground blade, shortened bolsters, narrowed frame, rounded bolsters still unpolished as it will be getting new handles soon. compared to a stock 110

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nice, inovative work kaleb! ::tu::
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stunning, simply stunning. Even with the stock handles, those are completely different animals now. :shock:
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That drop point with the beautiful wood is............................ ::drool::
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You have made 2 Sunday go to meeting knives out of them.

GEEEE your mom must be prod of you. ::tu::
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Post by Diligence »

I really like the highly modified clip blade - very sleek looking.

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Very nice modifications Kaleb!
I really like them! ::tu:: ::tu::

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GEEEE your mom must be prod of you.

She has every reason to be.

Now...if she could just get his hands clean before dinner.


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Post by muskrat man »

Sauconian wrote:


Don't worry Kaleb, at least no one will ever think you're an attorney !

Fran


LOL

Thanks everyone. Here's one more I finished today, thinned rounded, narrowed, shortened reprofiled blade to a narrower thinner straighter clip and flatground it, vine filework and thin jigged horn.

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and two more filthy finger photos just for you Fran :lol:
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Whoa ! That's a new file pattern for you, isn't it MM ?

Looks pretty slick ! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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Thanks Fran. Not really new, I just sped up the "rate of twist" of my standard vine so there are more turns in a given length of spring.
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Post by useem »

WOW! Those are cool!!!!!!!! I think a 112 worked like that would be a sweet pocket EDC piece ::tu::
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already working on it useem :D
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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

Once again Kaleb..... ::tu:: ::tu:: I am proud to own 2 of your customized knives, and you can bet I will own more! Nice modified vine work. Smoke
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