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  1. 07-04-2019, 06:09 PM #1
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQgm-3dWttg

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    Roses are red
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    That an oblivion billet? Been thinking about grabbing one myself
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    I forge them myself.
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    Hi NGA, I'm a new member to the forum but a life long knife freak and have been working through this topic watching your work. I liked the small red handled dagger from when you were just playing with the style but boy does this one show you've moved well past playing. I have been focusing more on New Zealand custom makers for my collection over the last 5-6 years and generally in daggers and would be very keen to get or commission something like this stunning blade to add to my children. How do I contact you, through the forum, email, website? Thanks Steve.
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    Hi Guys!

    As mentioned in my intro thread I´m a interested in knife-making too. Here is a hunting knife I did a few years back for a mate in Tui:
    Steel is RWL34, bolsters are brass an handle from some antler he gave me generously.
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    Thanks for watching!
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    Wow, very smooth and nice design!
    Or you can stay within 300 yards and keep life a lot simpler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlemorepork View Post
    Hi Guys!

    As mentioned in my intro thread I´m a interested in knife-making too. Here is a hunting knife I did a few years back for a mate in Tui:
    Steel is RWL34, bolsters are brass an handle from some antler he gave me generously.
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    Thanks for watching!
    Jeez that’s nice,the antler handles really look good..nice work.
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    Some knives I have made from diamond blades, jimmy bars, and even a salvaged chainplate off the Rewa wreck in the Mahurangi harbour in my sailing days. The scabbards are made from PVC waste pipe offcuts from my building days.
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    In a sea of Ferrari's; here are my new Toyota Corollas......

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    Quote Originally Posted by bumblefoot View Post
    In a sea of Ferrari's; here are my new Toyota Corollas......

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    For corollas, those too wee knives perform pretty bloody well
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    after 3 months of workshop renovation its nice to finally make a knife again . this is a brisket knife for the low and slow BBQ crowd . 310mm blade and mystery wood handle .
    cheers john
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    Mi cuchillo de caza es un Ka-Bar 1214. Similar al de la foto-
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    spine shot showing the 1084 core steel
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