Mammoth Tooth Buck 110

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Mammoth Tooth Buck 110

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Here is a Mammoth Tooth Buck 110 that I finished up today. I think it turned out real nice. This is the first time I have used this handle material. Let me know what you think. :)

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One small thing I noted is the different pattern of filling.

I like that you changed it to a thumb grip..... ::tu::

Smart move... ::nod::
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Nice work! ::tu::

How was the mammoth tooth to work with? I haven't worked with any yet, but with results like yours, I may have to try it.

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it looks pretty darn nice to me ::tu::
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Post by Hukk »

Nice mammoth tooth, it's a natural on a Buck 110 or a similar knife. Use a respirator because of the stabilizing chemicals. ::nod::
Real nice work, ::tu:: ::tu:: I like the filework pattern change for a thumb grip, always preferred that. I found mammoth tooth to be a joy to work with.
Nice colors in the tooth also. ::tu:: ::tu::
2 thumbs up ::tu:: ::tu:: I like it a lot!
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Post by MITCH RAPP »

8) Eric; That is one of the Best looking Custom Buck's I have ever seen!

Very Nice! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::nod:: ::nod::
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Post by arksknives »

Thanks for all the positive comments! This handle material is challenging to work with but the efforts are very rewarding! I hope to do several more in the future. Thanks again for the comments. :D

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Beautiful knife.
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