.........or back pack, or glove compartment, or wherever.
Not yet done, but I was just amazed at the figure in the stabilized Bubinga and was compelled to share it.
Bubinga does happen to be near the top of my favorite handle materials.
I recently used this handle profile which I "borrowed" from Lin on one of my large choppers and wanted to see how it would coincide on a smaller knife. This is so comfortable it must be held to appreciate. I'm am truly pleased.
Mirror polished and rounded spine, which I will capture when I do my final photos, and 416 stainless guard.
Ready for TEOTWAWKI.

very nice  

Way too purty to put away somewhere. Display it front and center!!

That is so very nice, can you give us the size when you repost? Great job Karl, as always
Dana

5 1/2"/10 1/2"

The bug out bag is a good idea. That is a pretty knife Karl.

Karl, I love the knife I bought from you! However, That one is my next favorite!

Beautiful Knife!

Steve
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Potomac Forge

Very nice my Friend!!  

Slicker than a minnows belly right there!!!  

thats really nice karl.  i have always loved your guards. one day you will have to do a how-to      

very sweet karl

I dont respond much on this site, but I gotta on this knife.The lines on that knife are a work of art.It is gorgeous....Hats off to who ever created that blade.