Red, White and Blue Buck 110

[agteacher2]

I got to try out my new Turbocarver today. I love it. It would cut through a brass bolster in no time flat. At 400,000 RPM,s (no thats not a mistake) it cuts out all the skipping and grabbing that a dremel does.

The knife is Bloody Jasper, Micarta spacer, White Turquoise and Azurite/Malachite. Filed lock bar and carved bolsters.

[jonet143]

jeff, that is outstanding!

[Hukk]

Really nice Jeff! How much of that knife was done on the turbo-carver? Filework and bolster? I've been looking at those turbocarvers for a bit, but I have no pressing need.

[agteacher2]

I did some smoothing of the filework with it. I did all the stippeling and lines on the bolsters. I also did the dimpeling on the back of the blade and along the lock bar between the file work.

You can check the turbocarver out at http://www.turbocarver.com

[muskrat man]

that's a beauty Jeff, I just picked up two buck 110's at a swap today, I started on the one tonight- going to do a thurough overhaul of it, doubt it will turn out that nice though!

[agteacher2]

MM,
I doubt that yours will be anything but beautiful. I haven't seen any of your knives that weren't very nice.

Jeff

[BrokenCamillus]

Wow Jeff,

I usually don't like the "Native" look, but you've really brought it together. I don't know how many words I could use to describe the look you have achieved, but I am impressed with the way you executed the design.

There is certainly nothing amateuristic about your work. This brings to mind another question I have which you may answer here or in the Repair and Restoration section. How long have you been working on knives?

Keep putting out work like this and your knives will end up in a museum. Or possibly a very elite collection.

[4ever3]

Sweet file pattern on the backspring Awesome knife