Found a new home CFK sub forum

The place to show off and discuss factory manufactured knives customized with scrimshaw, inlays, file work, etc...
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Corso
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Found a new home CFK sub forum

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This is the subforum I've joined up for, I'm very much a tickerer than a maker and love to mod production knives to suit my personal needs.

here are some of my more recent projects

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Case sodbuster jr in CV with tangerine dyed scales

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GEC #73 drop point - needed to be >3" blade lengh for local laws - technically its 3" cutting edge but to be sure of no hassel >3" OAL is best lin London...

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Opinel trapper :D

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cocobolo scales on a Queen sodbister jr - not my work but started me off on the road...
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Welcome!

Nice work on those folders.

We like pictures... ::nod::

Glenn
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Welcome aboard Corso. It's such a thrill that we have members from all over the world. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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I've got to ask for more pics on that Opinel trapper, please. How did you set it up--with a whsher between the blades, or just have them rub?

Thanks, and welcome to AAPK!

Jim
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Corso
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coffeecup wrote:I've got to ask for more pics on that Opinel trapper, please. How did you set it up--with a whsher between the blades, or just have them rub?

Thanks, and welcome to AAPK!

Jim

I'll post up a thread at some point
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