All About Pocket Knives

Here's a few more that I recently finished.

TL-29...linerlock moved to main blade, thonghole, EO notch. The wood is Redheart.

Next is a Buck Creek that had no covers and mangled liners. Used Giraffe bone and a diamond shield.

Last, a 34OT mod.

As always Glenn, superb work. You really know how to bring new life to an old, worn out knife...

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Mike

I've got the twin of that Buck Creek, and I might have to buy some giraffe bone, that looks great. Never tried inlaying a shield, yet. Baby steps for me....on the other hand, if I bought two sets of G.B., I could take a risk, and have a spare set, if I accidentally did NOT screw it up the first go-round.

Glenn those are top notch! Do you buy your shields or make them?

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Treefarmer

Well done Glenn. That 34OT transformation really grabs my attention but all three are vast improvements.

Looking good Glenn!

#goldpan wrote:Glenn those are top notch! Do you buy your shields or make them?

Thanks everyone!

I buy most shields, but some you just have to make by hand.

All of those look great! Thanks for sharing

Monte

Glenn, I really enjoy looking at your nice work. Very well done.

Glenn, I'm loving that Giraffe bone. The E/O knocked my socks off, and I wasn't even wearing socks. Beautiful work.

Glenn, you never cease to amaze with your impeccable skill and craftsmanship. Well done.

~Q~

Glenn,
I always love your work, but the transformation of the old TL-29s is my FAVORITE!
You take a butt-ugly beast and turn it into a piece of ART.

WOW Glen;
You are the "Master Brain Surgeon" of knife repair.

Glenn, PM sent.

Awesome work Glenn!
Normally I wouldn't use red heart on a small folder but that one came out very nice!
The 34OT is real eye candy and the Buck Creek is miraculous! Spectacular save!