Re: "Wood" You Show Us Your Wood?
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2025 9:28 pm
Sweet Ebony TMKtoomanyknives wrote: ↑Wed Oct 15, 2025 2:38 pm Oh and some nice Ebony. Funny, but the nicer the ebony, the plainer it looks. The darker, the better..
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Sweet Ebony TMKtoomanyknives wrote: ↑Wed Oct 15, 2025 2:38 pm Oh and some nice Ebony. Funny, but the nicer the ebony, the plainer it looks. The darker, the better..
it's a goodun'. Thanks!GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Mon Oct 20, 2025 9:28 pmSweet Ebony TMKtoomanyknives wrote: ↑Wed Oct 15, 2025 2:38 pm Oh and some nice Ebony. Funny, but the nicer the ebony, the plainer it looks. The darker, the better... I like the shape of the over-all knife, very nice "rounding" to it, nice symmetry
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No mate, that is how it came, but i'm not worried about it. It can be a trait of Olive Wood for some reason. I have a hunting knife which i have had for years with Olive Wood scales and it also developed a crack near a pin. It's not ideal, but i'm not going to give myself an ulcer over it.
Good attitude, Cudgee! Don't sweat the small stuff. You have more things to worry about in Australia, like death adders and Crocs the size of cars!cudgee wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 5:52 amNo mate, that is how it came, but i'm not worried about it. It can be a trait of Olive Wood for some reason. I have a hunting knife which i have had for years with Olive Wood scales and it also developed a crack near a pin. It's not ideal, but i'm not going to give myself an ulcer over it.![]()
Thanks for the tip.toomanyknives wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 2:50 pmGood attitude, Cudgee! Don't sweat the small stuff. You have more things to worry about in Australia, like death adders and Crocs the size of cars!cudgee wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 5:52 amNo mate, that is how it came, but i'm not worried about it. It can be a trait of Olive Wood for some reason. I have a hunting knife which i have had for years with Olive Wood scales and it also developed a crack near a pin. It's not ideal, but i'm not going to give myself an ulcer over it.![]()
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Nice knife, too! I would smear a little wood glue in that crack though, just to keep moisture out and keep it from swelling.. Sorry, that's my problem, I'm a guitar repair guy!
I use Titebond wood glue, and you can mix a tad bit (very little) of stain in with it to color match. I just push it in with my finger a couple of times to fill the gap, then wipe the excess with a little warm water on a paper towel. That usually works pretty well.cudgee wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 4:31 pmThanks for the tip.toomanyknives wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 2:50 pmGood attitude, Cudgee! Don't sweat the small stuff. You have more things to worry about in Australia, like death adders and Crocs the size of cars!cudgee wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 5:52 am
No mate, that is how it came, but i'm not worried about it. It can be a trait of Olive Wood for some reason. I have a hunting knife which i have had for years with Olive Wood scales and it also developed a crack near a pin. It's not ideal, but i'm not going to give myself an ulcer over it.![]()
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Nice knife, too! I would smear a little wood glue in that crack though, just to keep moisture out and keep it from swelling.. Sorry, that's my problem, I'm a guitar repair guy!![]()
Any particular wood or type of wood glue, or just any wood working glue ????
toomanyknives wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 6:50 pmI use Titebond wood glue, and you can mix a tad bit (very little) of stain in with it to color match. I just push it in with my finger a couple of times to fill the gap, then wipe the excess with a little warm water on a paper towel. That usually works pretty well.titebond-wood-adhesive-5062-64_1000-2042557165.jpgcudgee wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 4:31 pmThanks for the tip.toomanyknives wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 2:50 pm
Good attitude, Cudgee! Don't sweat the small stuff. You have more things to worry about in Australia, like death adders and Crocs the size of cars!![]()
Nice knife, too! I would smear a little wood glue in that crack though, just to keep moisture out and keep it from swelling.. Sorry, that's my problem, I'm a guitar repair guy!![]()
Any particular wood or type of wood glue, or just any wood working glue ????
Just thought i would let you know, been carrying, using and fondling this since i got it. The covers are really starting to develop some character and just so smooth. A couple of reasons why i just love wood on a knife.
Nice knife customized with a unique inlaytoomanyknives wrote: ↑Wed Dec 24, 2025 3:15 am My old Browning made in Seiki Japan. The badge was missing, so I put in some birdseye maple..