Now I can focus on Little Rock a bit more.
Last one for clients.
But about the 9th or 10th one of these I've done. Guys surely do like the combination.
On this one I did something I haven't done since I moved to Minnesota, which is to mirror polish the spine and choil prior to hot-bluing.
That really makes the blade dance in the light. :D
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(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Trad%20Gang/DRca-2_zpsfc99f345.jpg) (http://s28.photobucket.com/user/kbaknife/media/Trad%20Gang/DRca-2_zpsfc99f345.jpg.html)
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Awesome work as always. Those little touches of polish are sweet.
Sure is a purdy Knife. :)
That is amazing Karl Well Done.
Outstanding; almost too nice to use.
Yes, it sure is a very nice combination! You make an outstanding knife.
Steve
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Potomac Forge
Member, W.F. Moran Jr. Museum & Foundation
ABS, AP
That spalted wood handle against the polished blue choil is gorgeous. Really nice detail.
Have mercy!