Finally got around to making one for myself
Bushcraft: O1 tool steel, saber bevel, blued and etched finish, bead blasted black and orange G10, corby bolts and stainless flared tube.]
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Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.
Another beauty. I love the contrast on the scales.
Cool, only recently have I started carrying one of my own as well.
There's a certain satisfaction in carrying your own knives.
I had a compass, but without a map, it's just a cool toy to show you where oceans and ice are.
Looks great. I too like the scales.
I have to agree with Winter about carrying your own knife.
I have been making for 8 years , and just recently ( 2 months ago ) made myself one.
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Love the scales! Very nice indeed!
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It's perfect. Thanks for the picture.
Very nice....I've always liked that style of blade.
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Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.
That is one nice blade. Me likey!
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Very sharp looking knife. Hahahah Get it sharp looking???? I too can be funny and serious at the same time.
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