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Damascus and olive wood skinner #2

Started by skullworks, April 28, 2008, 08:14:00 AM

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skullworks

This is a damascus twist blade with brass guard, white and black spacers on an olive wood handle with mosaic pins. It is about a 3.5" blade and 7" or so overall.




'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

Leftieshot

Very nice!  Question, I seen several hidden tang knives like this with guards.  Is there a reason so many have the spacers between the wood and the guard.  I don't see wood next to the guard to often is the reason I ask!
That one really catches an eye.

skullworks

I usually do mine next to the guard. I decided to use spacers this time. No particular reason.
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

el oso

Looks great. what did you finish the wood with?
short fat bald and broke is no way to go through life

skullworks

QuoteOriginally posted by el oso:
Looks great. what did you finish the wood with?
TruOil stock finish. Thanks for the compliments!
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

Kevin Evans


Leftieshot

Skull, do you use tru-oil stock finish all the time?

el oso

short fat bald and broke is no way to go through life

Leftieshot

Wal-Mart may carry it in the sporting goods area near the gun care stuff.  I've seen Birchwood Casey brand stuff in there before.

el oso

short fat bald and broke is no way to go through life

skullworks

QuoteOriginally posted by Leftieshot:
Skull, do you use tru-oil stock finish all the time?
Not always. I have used Tung oil...I like TruOil better. I also use lacquer on occasion. Yep...get it at Wally World in the gun section.
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

Leftieshot

I've been using their wood filler and sealer and have been pretty happy with the results.  Its a little glossy for my personal taste but it seems tuff.  I found that if you let it sit outside in the sun and air it dries/cures better.

skullworks

If I want a matte finish I generally come back with some 1000 grit sand paper and give it a light rub down and then buff it with a soft piece of thin leather.
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

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