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Finished this up today. Made from a rusty sawmill blade, bamboo scales and bamboo pins.
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That's a keeper.
Ooooh. I like that. I like it a lot.
Man, that was a serious saw blade!!! Great looking blade.
Serious indeed. That is a good looking knife.
that's nice, I bet it has some good heft being made from a sawmill blade, 3/32" thick?
Looks like a serious chopper!
Can you get some better pics of the scales, they look great for bamboo? Bamboo pins(?), I need more info on those too
OH MY you,ll be bushcrafting in style no doubt. coy lundin eat your heart out. he heh
Very nice and handy chopper!
not speaking for Crash but I wonder if bamboo kabob skewers from the grocery would work for pins or the bamboo pins used in flat belt splicing?
I believe it is 1/8". The whole thing weighs in at 1 lb 2.45 oz.Quote:
Originally Posted by randyt
As Randy stated, the pins are bamboo skewers that were purchased at the local grocery store. The bamboo scales are solid, stranded, bamboo flooring. Here are a few pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grizz123
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Skewers! And all this time I've been splitting, whittling and sanding down pins from bamboo slats. If there's a hard way to do something, I supposed I'm bound to find it. :D
beautiful knife!!
Another purty blade, Crash!
Seriously good looking chopper. What's the length on the blade? 12"?
Right around 12-1/2", so yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batch
Here's a vid I did of a quick backyard test.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc6l...Jh-wYGaCj4KC7Q
How Much!!!! Drooling
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