I keep seeing all those beautiful knives you guys and gals have been making, so I thought I would try my hand at rescaling some knives and making a drop point, I have enjoyed every minute and hope to keep learning from you all.
Camillus
Some handy work on some knives
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Camillus
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Some handy work on some knives
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Re: Some handy work on some knives
nice job. I especially like the SAKs
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Re: Some handy work on some knives
Those look great! I don't notice any pins on the scales, did you use hidden pins or any at all? Also, when you remove the scales on the SAKs are there and hidden pins under the scales? I have a SAK with a loose scale I want to do. I was thinking of chiseling out the grooves for the toothpick and tweezers.