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  1. 11-23-2010, 12:58 PM #1
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    Default Techie hunting knife?

    I bought some neat looking g10 scale material and decided to try it out textured. I might need to thin out the bevels a bit. I have a 15 degree angle on each side. It might have been a little steep. It cuts good though. The steel is cpm154cm. Thanks for looking!

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    that looks awesome
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    I like it. Looks almost like a tanto point?
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    Frank, you call it whatever you want. I'll call it beautiful.
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    Really nice knife. Seems that there are a lot of talented people here including with knife making. Hope one day to join the ranks.
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    Great looking knife.
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    AThat's one good looking knife Frank. I like the sheath as well. Is that a retention cord on it?

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    I will concur with the others. For some reason I will like the profile of that knife.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p moore View Post
    AThat's one good looking knife Frank. I like the sheath as well. Is that a retention cord on it?

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    No its just my ear phone cable, I like to jam to Metallica when working on knives. Thanks guys!
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    G10???....CMP154CM????? All I want to know is what the hell the blade an scales are made of!!!
    Oh... techie stuff. I get it now!
    Really sweet looking techie thing you made there bud!
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    Another awesome looking knife Frank. Truly beautiful.
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    Nice! Real good looking blade!
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    Very nice
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    I don't want to be snobby but technically G-10 is glass filled phenolic resin. If it it paper, canvas, linen or any other filler it is usually called by the filler-phenolic. ie paper phenolic. I work in the plastics biz and I truly hate G-10. You need a diamond blade to cut it and the dust gets everywhere and smells awful. it will make you sick to your stomach
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    Quote Originally Posted by SARKY View Post
    I don't want to be snobby but technically G-10 is glass filled phenolic resin. If it it paper, canvas, linen or any other filler it is usually called by the filler-phenolic. ie paper phenolic. I work in the plastics biz and I truly hate G-10. You need a diamond blade to cut it and the dust gets everywhere and smells awful. it will make you sick to your stomach
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