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Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by John Noon, Jan 20, 2017.

  1. John Noon

    John Noon Well-Known Member

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    Finally made use of the Damascus I picked up from FORGE figured the handle should have similar pattern as the steel so a little bit of end grain Zebra wood poorly stabilized after most of the resin drained out. A couple dozen coats of Tru-oil to the rescue and it is looking Okay, soon to be kitchen knife.

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    Found that when stabilizing thin end grain and even Elk antler you can get a lot of bleed out of the resin. next time will be a larger block and one end sealed possibly, worked well on the antler i tested out a few weeks ago
     
  2. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Looks really good John!
     
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  3. Kevin Cox

    Kevin Cox KC knives

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    Wow that is nice .
     
  4. John Noon

    John Noon Well-Known Member

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    before anyone mentions it, Yes the grain should be going the other direction to match the steel.

    Thought of it after all glued up and ready for sanding
     
  5. Kevin Cox

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    No it looks just fine the way it is. Only my wife thinks everything as to match . Lol
     
  6. Icho-

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    Very nice John!
     
  7. John Noon

    John Noon Well-Known Member

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    thanks everyone now I have to come up with something sheath wise
     
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    SDMay Active Member

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    Very nicely done Sir.
     

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