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I like 'em!

Nice ones, Wood-Guy. Is that wenge wood on the top right with the Tidioute shield?

Re handled this old knife with black & white ebony.

JW~

Here is my blade, Idrill. It has Desert Ironwood handle.

Sterling.

Some fine knives being shown folks!

I'm an Ebony nut myself, I carried these today...

That's too big a load of ebony for one feller to tote around all by himself. I'd be willing to pack one or two of those black beauties..............just to help ya out.

Nice knife Stedlin.
Is there a story that goes with it?

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Shearer wrote:Nice lot of wood handle knives Dale.I am a amateur compared to you.
This is a wood hand I made from timber off my farm.It sandalwood a very oily timber and they use the sap to make cosmetics.

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I am catching up because I was gone with knee surgery.

Nice save of the old Schrade Grant!

This is an old Schrade 498 that my boys found on a farm we lived on. The knife was buried in the mud in a creek.
The tang was rusted off at the very end so I used some type of rosewood and made the center & the butt cap of ebony.
This knife sure takes a wicked edge! This is one of the first knives I rehandled.

philco wrote:That's too big a load of ebony for one feller to tote around all by himself. I'd be willing to pack one or two of those black beauties..............just to help ya out.

You are to kind philco and I realize you are only looking out for me, but I believe I'll be all right

Those ebony's are sweet. Found one more.

WWII Camillus sailor's knife, four-line stamp, jigged rosewood handles

Archer wrote:Those ebony's are sweet. Found one more.

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Isn't that one of the knives Forensic Jim had made back in '08? If so, I think there were only 25 of those made.

It's nice to see the knives coming out of the woodwork

Here's a little more tactical woody

Nice woodies. Do you know the wood on that Queen?

Mr Rick wrote:Nice woodies. Do you know the wood on that Queen?

It's called Birdseye Maple. They used it on a few different patterns.

Here is an old Flint paring knife I rehandled for my mom.
She liked the knife but years of moisture in the kitchen had the handle split.
I rehandled it with some Osage Orange I got from Jim (coffeecup).
Thanks Jim! This is a Green River blank that I finished off with Red Heart wood. This is a Camillus Sharpfinger that I put the handles on. The handles are stabilized cross-grain black palm wood. This is a TL-29 conversion to a single locking blade with desert iron wood handles.

biglmbass wrote:Nice ones, Wood-Guy. Is that wenge wood on the top right with the Tidioute shield?

Yeah biglmbass the one on the top right is a wenge. You are correct!

Schrade Walden woodie.

Nice one Cutty. Lately I've taken a real liking to the Electrician's/Lineman's knives. I am going to start toting one around as an EDC

Thanks TJ!

I really like 'em myself.

I have a Camillus TL-29 (marked) that I carry from time to time

My newest: Case Trapper in American Oak.