Desert Ironwood
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Earl
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Desert Ironwood
on a couple customs from my keep,cleaned 'em up this past weekend thought I'd share a couple photos
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Re: Desert Ironwood
Very nice................
I'm like-en that double bladed one!
I'm like-en that double bladed one!
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Re: Desert Ironwood
Nice ones Earl!

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Re: Desert Ironwood
Thanks fellas.
Yeah that 2 blade is one of my favs gmusic,super stout work horse.I'll snap a coulple more so you can see thickness,its a hoss.
So question for you and orvet,I had these in a safe deposit box for 15+ years sight unseen,oiled and waxed before put away wrapped in museum quality acid free paper,when I got them out the Ironwood is WAAAAY darker than when I put them away. Is that just a natural process for wood,is it something to do with a lack of light?? Just wondering if you guys had any thoughts on this.
Yeah that 2 blade is one of my favs gmusic,super stout work horse.I'll snap a coulple more so you can see thickness,its a hoss.
So question for you and orvet,I had these in a safe deposit box for 15+ years sight unseen,oiled and waxed before put away wrapped in museum quality acid free paper,when I got them out the Ironwood is WAAAAY darker than when I put them away. Is that just a natural process for wood,is it something to do with a lack of light?? Just wondering if you guys had any thoughts on this.
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Re: Desert Ironwood
ironwood will darken with time regardless. oils speed the process
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Re: Desert Ironwood
I concur with MM, like a lot of woods desert ironwood will darken.
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Re: Desert Ironwood
any wood from the desert will absorb moisture or wax or oil ...long after you cut it down.
beautiful knives.
beautiful knives.