Another Decked out Buck 110

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Another Decked out Buck 110

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I finished this one for a fella this morning. Fileworked lock bar, bareheaded, with koa scales and my signature-modified clip blade all listed work was done by me. Hope he approves. Pics are bad, sorry

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KOOL one MM.

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Good job,the scales are cool!! ::tu::
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Really nice job. That is a great piece of Koa you had also. ::tu:: ::tu:: Since Koa only grows naturally on the Hawaiin Islands, makes me wonder if it will go the route of desert ironwood. Pieces like that are hard to come by.
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Nice job Kaleb! ::tu::
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thanks guys :). I like the koa, pretty hard and burns easily, yet is semi porus like some walnut. I wonder what the stuff would look like stabalized? This koa was sent in a box of wood from a friend of mine on another forum, had some bubinga, rosewood, and bocote in there too.
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muskrat man wrote:thanks guys :). I like the koa, pretty hard and burns easily, yet is semi porus like some walnut. I wonder what the stuff would look like stabalized? This koa was sent in a box of wood from a friend of mine on another forum, had some bubinga, rosewood, and bocote in there too.
There is a guy who sells this stabilized this in another forum. It seems to stabilize qite well. http://www.knifenetwork.com/classifieds ... ls&id=2823

He just sends his stuff out to WSSI, the more you send, the bigger the price break you get. He sells his at a pretty reasonable price compared to some.
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Muskrat, you are qiute the artist, very impressive my friend.
That Koa is one beauty wood, got a couple guitars out of it.
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::tu:: That turned out to be one good looking knife! That Koa has a remarkable chatoyance. I've got a chunk of stabilized Koa I picked up at a gun show that looks good but is a lighter shade than what you used.
Koa was a protected plant species in Hawaii about 8-10 years ago. You had to wait for a typhoon to knock trees down feed the demand. I'm hoping they are being raised commercialy today.
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thanks for all the fine comments fellas!
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