All About Pocket Knives

herbva wrote: ↑Fri Nov 04, 2022 10:15 pm Another outgassing Cammy Streamliner that looked from the outside to maybe be OK, but when I removed the scales both liners were eaten away in the middle and, of course, both of them fell apart into pieces when I took the knife apart. I was going to chuck everything into my parts bin, but I had just rediscovered some synthetic MOP that I purchased a while back (pre-pandemic) that I have been wanting to try. It's not quite as "fiery" as genuine MOP, but much less difficult to work with (and a lot less expensive). I can't remember who I got this stuff from, but I remember they were marketing these big, thick slabs as a new material to be used for, I think, fixed blade knives and pistol grips. I called them and ordered 4 pieces ( I think it was about $20, shipped) and the person I talked to asked me what I was going to use it for. I told them that I like to work on old knives, AAPK, yadda, yadda, yadda, and I wanted to see how this stuff worked out. The package arrived with 10 slabs of the regular pearl, and another 4 of what they called "antique pearl" (next to last pic).

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Fri Nov 04, 2022 10:46 pm Beautiful work Herb!

I hope you can think of where you got that stuff. I might need to get me some!

That Streamline looks AWESOME!