I recently finished an LB5 for a regular customer from another forum.
He posted his much better pictures there, but you will have to settle for my lousy scans from the scanner with a scratched glass.
Pretty basic work:
-Honey jigged bone handles
-Vine & leaf file work
-and some texturing of the bolsters with my new Foredom. (I love that machine!)
Oh, and I made a new spring for the knife.
Hope you enjoy the pics,
Dale
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Re: LB5
The Schrade LB5 Uncle Henry Smokey is an old favorite of mine. A great user with a handy size that just feels good in your hand.
Out of curiosity I had to buy the new imported version from Taylor Cutlery also a few moths back. But that is another story for another post…
Very nice work and I'm sure your customer is pleased with it.
Out of curiosity I had to buy the new imported version from Taylor Cutlery also a few moths back. But that is another story for another post…
Very nice work and I'm sure your customer is pleased with it.
Knivlaus mann er livlaus mann.
A knifeless man is a lifeless man - Old Nordic proverb.
A knifeless man is a lifeless man - Old Nordic proverb.