Kissing Crane in Yew

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Kissing Crane in Yew

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Old style KC horsemans knife rebuilt as a single blade knife with a
cooooool wharnnie blade. ::tu:: Serious snap, i mean a nail-breaker, with a half stop. The blade has an "instant" patina which is pretty nice and
handmade brass bolsters up front. But the real star is the wood.
Crosscut Yew from England. Just remarkable wood,,bright but at the same time soft in color.
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wow, yew gotta love the grain in that wood.
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jonet143 wrote:wow, yew gotta love the grain in that wood.
:lol: :lol:

That is a cool knife...and handles are super!! ::nod::

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Bolsters and handles are primo!!! ::tu:: Great looking knife!!
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Tanxs fellas.
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8) HK; Great looking wood! ::tu::
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very nice work ::tu:: i havent seen that grain/wood before,very unique looking.
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Very nice. ::tu::
Did you do the bolsters?

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I wish. The whole think was done by my friend Dirk Potgieter in Australia.
You probably know him as Oupa. ::tu::
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All I can say is I LOVE YEW
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