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Post by rockmanken on May 26, 2010 17:24:09 GMT -5
First is a Buck 110 with filework and blue Norwegian larvakite.   Next is a Buck 110 with tiger eye and filework.   Thanks for looking, Ken |
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Post by Roller on May 26, 2010 17:44:25 GMT -5
nice knives excuse my newbiness w knives ... but when you say filework are you reffering to the serrated edges on the top of the blade or what?
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Post by frane on May 26, 2010 19:25:09 GMT -5
Oh Ken! You have done it again! Beautiful work!
Fran
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Post by rockmanken on May 26, 2010 20:29:37 GMT -5
Yes, filework is the marks on the backspring and on the top of the blade.
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Post by Roller on May 26, 2010 21:18:37 GMT -5
nice I just noticed the ones on the backspring ... What kind of file do you use? and are these as hard as they look ? I read a tutorial on how to do them awhile back ...looks complicated ....
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chromenut
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Post by chromenut on May 26, 2010 23:26:45 GMT -5
Ken has a hell of a load of talent, I've tried, and failed spectacularly, to emulate his knives. Add to it, he's a genuinely nice guy. Ken knows I collect knives and am very particular to the Toothpick style, and the knife in the photos below was a gift from Ken. Unbelievable. I've got several of his pieces to be prominently displayed in my collection (currently all in boxes as I just moved). Ken, pardon the photos they just don't do this knife justice, but my photo studio is still in boxes and the knife is dusty from moving....    Oh, and Ken's Tigereye Buck Toothpick is proudly displayed on some slabs recently received from Mary Ann..... |
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