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I finished this one recently. The owner didn't like the stock covers, said they reminded him of peanut butter. I reworked it with some new bone and a shield.

Before

After

Very nice Glenn! The owner should be very happy.

Wayne

that is beautiful glenn, looks very oldschool

KOOL!! Nice work!! BIG time improvement!! John

That's beautiful Glenn. Is that shield off of another knife or did you make it? cheers

Lawrence wrote:That's beautiful Glenn. Is that shield off of another knife or did you make it? cheers

Thanks! Bought that shield online...

Nice rework Glenn!
I agree with the owner, the old handles look like peanut butter gone bad!

The new bone & shield makes it look MUCH better! You changed it from a 1 to a 10!
I would carry that myself even though I am not a big canoe fan.

WOW that looks awesome! Nice as usual Glenn!

Very nice !

Randy

Nice!!

Glenn you've done your usual excellent work. The finished product is great.

I must be the only one who likes those original scales. Not to say what you did isn't an improvement because it obviously is, but I liked it before too.

Great job, Glenn! What's the color and jigging called on that one? (I'm assuming it came from Culpepper's?)

WB

I think it was mahogany, but i don't remember the jig offhand. I might have it written down somewhere on the order sheet, it is a great pattern.

Thanks Glenn, I think so too.
The pics on the Culpepper site are usually of the full slabs, it's nice to see the different colors and patterns on a finished knife to get a better idea of how they look after hafting.
I've thought in the past of starting a thread showcasing the different Culpepper bones, after hafting, as a tool to help in making a choice. There are times when trying a new one that I'm not real sure what the end result will be.
Again, great job on the OP knife!!

WB

Out of this world AMAZING Glenn!!