All About Pocket Knives

I did one of these for one of my brothers a few years ago and he recently lost it and wanted a replacement. I know he's not the type to oil a knife on a regular basis, so I blued the blades to help with rust control, but he really liked the corn cob handles. A little super glue was used to make the piece stable enough to cut, then I soaked it in a slow setting acrylic I picked-up at the local hobby shop.

Bob -- Is that real stabilized corn cob? Neat.

Last year's crop Jerry.

Great idea Bob, plus it looks cool!

The most extraordinary handles I've seen posted.Great job Bob.

Wow, that corn cob is really nice Bob. Never seen that on a knife before

Wow Bob!

That's taking natural scale materials to a new level.

Very cool!

Very well done. A handsome piece if I ever saw one.

Thanks folks! There's just something down-home and simple about looking at a corn cob that makes it easy to like I guess.

Wow bet it's light in the pocket too

man that is cool !!

I like your tag line Pig Sticker! "NEVER DOUBT YOUR DAWG" is good advice. He works for just room and board and never complains.

I just thought I should mention that the bolsters got a nice buffing before the knife went out to my Brother in Ft. Worth. I got a reputation to live up to, ya know?

That is a special pocketknife there, congrats and good job. Family is special and that knife looks to be special too.