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Custom Wharncliff Style Knife

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Made from .062 AEB-L stainless steel and dressed up with some juniper green jute Micarta handles. I like the shade of green in the handles.
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Jeffinn wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 8:14 pm Made from .062 AEB-L stainless steel and dressed up with some juniper green jute Micarta handles. I like the shade of green in the handles.
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Jeffinn wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 8:14 pm Made from .062 AEB-L stainless steel and dressed up with some juniper green jute Micarta handles. I like the shade of green in the handles.
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Very well put together Jeff, how were the sides of the covers carved-out and shaped?
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bestgear wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 10:06 pm Very well put together Jeff, how were the sides of the covers carved-out and shaped?
The Micarta handles were cut to their rough size on the bandsaw. Then I mount them to the knife using Corby bolts and epoxy. They are shaped to the knife on my 2” x 72” grinder using a slack belt attachment and a variety of scalloped belts. The main parts are done with a 2” wide belt and the more intricate parts are done with a 1” wide belt. The belts get it to 800 grit and then they’re hand sanded to 1000 grit. After that it’s a quick trip to the buffer with some pink no scratch compound and it’s done.
Hope this makes sense.
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Awesome work, Jeff, and in time for Wharncliffe Wednesday. 💯
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Jeffinn wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 12:15 pmHope this makes sense
crystal clear Jeff, thanks for the very detailed response! ::handshake::
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Beauty of a knife, Jeff!
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