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Damascus and scrim

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by FORGE, Jun 9, 2014.

  1. FORGE

    FORGE Active Member

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    I finally got this done and a friend did the scrimshaw.
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  2. Jim T

    Jim T Active Member

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    That is simply gorgeous, Cal! Two questions: Is the handle actual ivory and who did the scrim? I don't even need to say the damascus is fantastic, it speaks volumes for itself. That is one beautiful knife!

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  3. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Wow, that is true art! Amazing. Love everything about it. That looks like the famous 'shock wave' damascus.
     
  4. Brad

    Brad Active Member

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    Very nice love the damascus and scrimshaw. Is the handle ivory or bone?
     
  5. Foster J

    Foster J Active Member

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    That turned out awesome Cal.
     
  6. Alexander13

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    That's just awesome!
     
  7. Mythtaken

    Mythtaken Staff Member CKM Staff

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    What they said. Another exceptional bit of work. I'd also like to know more about the handle material.
     
  8. FORGE

    FORGE Active Member

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    Myth the handle is some type of micarta that I picked up years ago at a show. I am told it scrims a lot better than ivory and I think it shows even better detail because the scratch marks ar so fine and does not chip.
     
  9. Mythtaken

    Mythtaken Staff Member CKM Staff

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    I'm guessing that's it's white paper micarta. I've used it for scales and it really does look like ivory, at a fraction of the cost and fuss.
     
  10. stevebates

    stevebates Active Member

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    Very very nice Cal!!!
     

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