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Here is a Schrade SC524, the knife made for the scrimshaw version of the 123OT.
I love the 4” size. It gives a lot of cutting power in a smaller size knife.
I rehandled it with Amber Stag from Culpepper’s. I am impressed with their quality.

I was playing with a variation of vine filework. What do you think?

Dale

PS- The scratches are on the glass of my scanner, not the knife.
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That's some really nice looking stag Dale ::tu:: The filework is nice, it's more....I dunno, "leafy" than your average vine pattern. I kinda like it. Looks like it would fit in your hand real nice :)
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I like it too Dale. ::tu:: Leafy is a good way to describe it.
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I think the filework looks kind of "flamey"...I like it. Rounding off the corners of the vine makes it flow very nicely.

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Here is a Schrade SC524 ??? :shock:

From Scrimshaw to Stag.

From White to Dark Amber.

From plan Jane to Unique.

Well must say you incressed the Value of this one... ::tu::

P.S. JMO but you started and stoped the file work in the right places too.
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Thanks guys.
I'm glad you liked it.
justold52 wrote: JMO but you started and stopped the file work in the right places too.
Thanks Ken.
It is always a hard call to know where to start & stop filework. I don't like to get too close to the ends, for fear that it may weaken the ends of the spring & it may break, even though this rarely happens to me.
I usually start my filework at the hole for the rocker pin. I center the hole in the spring between the two deep cuts on either side, so I don't make a deep cut into the spring hole. That may cause problems, as that is where the spring is stressed the most.

I start at the rocker pin hole and work out, until it looks right to stop.

Thanks guys for the complements,
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I hadn't noticed right off that the file work was truncated at the bolster....on taking a second look, it seems to balance the knife nicely..

I'll have to try that..
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Very nice work orvet, ::tu:: ::tu:: looks fantastic man.

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love the file work
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