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Antler and damascus drop point.

Started by skullworks, August 24, 2009, 10:08:00 AM

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skullworks

Here is one I just finished. Damascus drop point with stabilized and dyed whitetail antler. The spacer is buckeye burl and rust red spacer material with a brass guard. The blade is apprx 3-1/2" and OAL is between 8-1/2" and 9". Enjoy!

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

p1choco

I've been browsing this knife section for the past week.  You put out some nice lookin stuff!  Often!  I'm jealous.
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Big Riser

NICE KNIFE love those drop points.Made one my self today. I have a sawmill so I used some walnut I cut a year ago.Made the blade out of a buss saw blade. Would like to make one with a stag handle. HOW DID YOU ATTACH YOUR HANDLE?
                Thanks         Frank
Frank

skullworks

QuoteOriginally posted by Big Riser:
NICE KNIFE love those drop points.Made one my self today. I have a sawmill so I used some walnut I cut a year ago.Made the blade out of a buss saw blade. Would like to make one with a stag handle. HOW DID YOU ATTACH YOUR HANDLE?
                Thanks         Frank
West Marine epoxy and sometimes a pin.
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

Big Riser

Thanks skullworks Ill give that a try .and again you make some nice knifes.
Frank

skullworks

QuoteOriginally posted by Big Riser:
Thanks skullworks Ill give that a try .and again you make some nice knifes.
Just make sure you cut some notches in the tang of the knife to give the epoxy better holding power. Devcon 2 ton epoxy is good also. Thanks for the compliment!
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

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