Knife Photography

[TripleF]

Odds and ends around the yard

Beauty pics bro!!! Love the bone handled Schrade!! OMG :-O

[Doc B]

Nice shot, Scott! I like how it contrasts with the color and texture of the charcoaled wood!!!

[Quick Steel]

Lovely photos and knives Iman.

[Ivoryman]

Odds and ends around the yard

Beauty pics bro!!! Love the bone handled Schrade!! OMG :-O

Thanks bud, another good shot there too. Like the charred wood. Great backdrop. Thanks on the Schrade, it's all Jeffin work and love it. Great old steel.

[Ivoryman]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

[doglegg]

Cool seeing your work area and projects Iman. Good stuff and the knife as well.

[Loose Arrow]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

[Jtx]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

Nice!!

[Montanaman]

Marbles Handy Hunter. Made for, and sold by, A.G. Russell. 52100 steel.

[Sasquach]

The other new arrival...

[TripleF]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

Tooooooooooooo cool.

[jmh58]

Each and every pic is a WINNER!! Nicely done Gents!!!
John

[WillyCamaro]

Each and every pic is a WINNER!! Nicely done Gents!!!
John

You perty much summed it up John.

[dlr110]

Just playing around with some photos from our trip last fall.
The knife is the one that Dale just finished. No I didn't take the
picture, not in a hundred years.
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[Montanaman]

Parker Cut Co. with what appears to be pink or red abalone, made in Japan. Not a knife I would normally care for, but it was a gift.

[Loose Arrow]

Parker Cut Co. with what appears to be pink or red abalone, made in Japan. Not a knife I would normally care for, but it was a gift.

Nice gift! Thanks for sharing.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

That’s some pretty abalone Kris.

[TPK]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

Coool I-Man! I've been wanting to make stuff like that out of antlers. Sure wish I could just "stop by" and take some lessons from you.

[Ivoryman]

Grinding ivory in the shop. Schrade 8 OT with me.

Coool I-Man! I've been wanting to make stuff like that out of antlers. Sure wish I could just "stop by" and take some lessons from you.

If you're ever up here in the N.West, let me know, I'll show you my tricks. I do antler too, here are some whistles and little men ready for carving, in production, unfinished. They are all antler I buy in bulk online or from hunters and farmers I know who find them. Less offensive to those ivory freaks who want it all banned. I like the antler tips where there is no soft, marrow type interior parts. Some like whitetail is pretty solid all the way through, great stuff. On the other hand Mule and Black tail, Elk, do have some softer insides, very porous and holy in the wider beams, but the tips and thin tines are great. Anyway, glad you like, here is more to look at, and it's about the hardness of oak or maple, definitely doable with files, coping saw, Dremel tools etc. Belt sanders and wood drill bits and need a buffer for finishing. Not hard to work at all, like wood work really. Good luck, don't be afraid to try and you will get the hang and get better with experience. Hope this helps.

[toomanyknives]

Some nice red bone Case knives, and grandad's lock...

[bighomer]

Some more fine photos fellers, keep up the good work.

[Ivoryman]

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Some nice red bone Case knives, and grandad's lock...

Outstanding red bone display. Love those colors. Wow. They know how to do it, why don't they re-issue, bring back the recipe, do another run with red bone like that? Can't figure Case out, quit making their best patterns and bone color/jigging.

Thanks Homer, appreciate it, I'll keep 'em coming.

[toomanyknives]

Thanks Ivoryman and big homer...

[Ivoryman]

[doglegg]

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