Amber Stag
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Amber Stag
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.
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.
Dale
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Re: Amber Stag
That's some really nice looking stag Dale
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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Re: Amber Stag
I like it too Dale.
Leafy is a good way to describe it.
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Re: Amber Stag
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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Re: Amber Stag
Here is a Schrade SC524 ???
From Scrimshaw to Stag.
From White to Dark Amber.
From plan Jane to Unique.
Well must say you incressed the Value of this one...
P.S. JMO but you started and stoped the file work in the right places too.
From Scrimshaw to Stag.
From White to Dark Amber.
From plan Jane to Unique.
Well must say you incressed the Value of this one...
P.S. JMO but you started and stoped the file work in the right places too.
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Re: Amber Stag
Thanks guys.
I'm glad you liked it.
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,
Dale
I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks Ken.justold52 wrote: JMO but you started and stopped the file work in the right places too.
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,
Dale
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Re: Amber Stag
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..
j
I'll have to try that..
j
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Re: Amber Stag
love the file work
love knives of all kinds,I`m a maker of fixed blade knves,and costomiser of both fixed blades and folders.and a losey speller,good Friend of Jhonnierotten