EQUESTRIAN KNIFE

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EQUESTRIAN KNIFE

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This one started life as a Barnboard jigg, it now sports Ivory Micarta with 410 Stainless liners, and Vine work on the center liner. Comments please.

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cool, horsemans knife with the old timey sodbuster look. Brass might have contrasted better with the ivory but it's killer either way! ::tu::
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that would go to the quarter horse shows real good! elegant. subtle. ::tu::
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The simplicity and clean lines gives it a look of understated elegance.
I really like it!
Nice job. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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Very nice work 4ever!
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Absolutely perfect. superclean, fantastic looking!
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Thanks for the kind comments fellas !
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Very nice indeed - good clean work with outstanding finish.
I "need" a knife with your rope filework on the blade and spine! ::nod::
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Great job - I still have yet to successfully master the vinework...show some more examples of your work, it's top notch..!

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Looks great, I like the 410 SS, there is a lot of different steels out there. That's a nice elegant vine, reminds me - I need to practice, It's been a year I think since I did any. Just been making sheaths and doing fixed blades as users.

I need to make the time. ::dang:: ::cr:: Yep, I like it and your choice of materials also! ::tu:: ::tu::
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oupa wrote:I "need" a knife with your rope filework on the blade and spine! ::nod::
We can do that ::nod::
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On Obenauf with rope filework? :shock: ::tu::
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Thank you Diligence and Hukk !

Yes Hukk, the 410 is really nice to work with. The best way I know to describe it is smooth, I don't know if that makes any sense or not, but there is a world of difference between 300 and 400 series.
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oupa wrote:On Obenauf with rope filework? :shock: ::tu::
Filework the Obie :shock: I don't know if it would look right Oupa, the blade may be to thick for it to look right, but I'll check it out this evening.
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4ever3 wrote:Thank you Diligence and Hukk !

Yes Hukk, the 410 is really nice to work with. The best way I know to describe it is smooth, I don't know if that makes any sense or not, but there is a world of difference between 300 and 400 series.
Yes indeed you will actually notice a difference between 303 and 304 ss. Nice work! Some stainless seems to clog a file like 360 brass.
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Well, I am happy to say the owner of the knife is very pleased "absolutley amazing" is what she said when she called this morning. She is heading to a horse show for two weeks and can't wait to pick hooves and cut stuff she said ::nod::



Hukk, I was shocked at the difference in the Stainless, I bet I looked like this little guy :shock: :lol:
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