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MikeL

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Stainless steel blades. The handles are made from old Air Force camo uniform pants. Each handle is about 40 layers. Thanks for looking.
 

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mecompco

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Those blade lines and grinds are awesome! I'm tempted from time to time to make another knife, but I think I spent 40 hours on my first (and only) one. Oh, and I need a forge for heat treating, so another reason to put it off. And a decent belt grinder. And....

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Michael
 

MikeL

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Those blade lines and grinds are awesome! I'm tempted from time to time to make another knife, but I think I spent 40 hours on my first (and only) one. Oh, and I need a forge for heat treating, so another reason to put it off. And a decent belt grinder. And....

Regards,
Michael

Yes, I feel your pain on equipment costs. My wife thinks my hobby choices are so expensive. I only have half the equipment I wish I had.
 

PenPal

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Breathtaking design and presentation.

No liar liar Pants on fire here, magnificent choice of handle material, painstaking solid ,hard work paid off in spades Mike.

I have seen masterful knives over years now I would put this your masterpiece in the highest catagory.

For sharing this be aware you have made my day from 12,000 miles away. A memorable morning indeed.

Peter.
 

mark james

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I have no use for these, but boy, I can still appreciate the artistry involved!

Well done! Thanks for posting.
 

Akula

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Well done.

I have not made many pens in the last year but got a few knives ready to be dressed and finished in the next couple days.

Thanks for sharing.
 

thewishman

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Gorgeous! Love the scales! Trying to imagine how you could make better knives with more of the equipment you'd like to have - those are so nice.

Welcome to pen making - you're gonna need a bigger shop.:wink:
 
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