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Old 05-28-2008, 11:43 AM
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Coupla new ones on the bench.
one is 5160 and the other 1076.
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Old 05-28-2008, 01:22 PM
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Yowser, them's purty. Love the blade style and handle materials.
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They are built for working Bret. Tested them by chopping up deer antler.
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good lookin stuff there, very nice Randalesk flow to them.

I like them.



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Is that a convex grind?
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How did you mount your handles and what are they made from?
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Full convex grinds
Stick tang with a brass nut. Epoxied with Accraglass.
Handles are hard figured maple, colored with RWWilson's Majestic Maple chromic acid and finished with Watco's danish oil done in a stockmakers finish.
Here's another look . I'm kind apartial to maple :-)
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Looking good. Say, what's up with that anvil?
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It's a 126# HayBudden. Nicest one I have:-) Phil.
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