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New Skinner

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by PeterP, Mar 27, 2016.

  1. PeterP

    PeterP Active Member

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    Hey Guys, Just competed a new skinner with gut hook.
    still using oak as scale...I like the rustic look.
    the pins are needle brass pins.
    Thank god for the good old dremel for making the hook part.
    Hope you guys like it.
    cheers
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  2. Icho-

    Icho- Staff Member

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    Looks great.
     
  3. LeclairKnives

    LeclairKnives Active Member

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    I personally am not a fan of any knife with a gut hook. However there is nothing that I can say that is bad about it I just don't like gut hooks.
    Good job
    :)
     
  4. Grizz Axxemann

    Grizz Axxemann Active Member

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    I'll agree with Jason that they look rather silly, but there is no arguing their utility. That's why I'll be packing a knife with a gut hook on my next hunt.

    That blade you made, Peter... It's so homely looking with that Oak scale that it's beautiful in its own right. I like it!
     
  5. PeterP

    PeterP Active Member

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    I agree with both of you...just the term gut hook sounds like something out of a horror movie...I like to think of it more as a rope cuter! :)
     
  6. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Nice work Peter!
     
  7. PeterP

    PeterP Active Member

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    Thank you Dan!
     
  8. bobbybirds

    bobbybirds Active Member

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    Gut hook would terrify me to use, but even still nice work!
     
  9. Paul Mason

    Paul Mason Member

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    Good job, not the easiest of things to get right.
    Will you have a chance to try it out?
     
  10. PeterP

    PeterP Active Member

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    Nope, its already in the clients hands! ;)
     
  11. Kevin Cox

    Kevin Cox KC knives

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    Nice knife
    I've only done one with a gut hook and will not do any more.
     
  12. krash-bang

    krash-bang Active Member

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    I'm with you Kevin, I did one once and swore I'd never do one again.

    But it's a really nice knife Peter. Very well done. Am I seeing a spacer between the scale and the tang or is it wood grain?
     
  13. PeterP

    PeterP Active Member

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    Hi Krash, Thank you, what your seeing is the grain, no spacers used. I used a torch to burn the wood and make the grain pop.
     

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