Case Hobo #2
Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2007 11:58 pm
Just finished up number 2 of 3 custom hobos for a guy.
This one got thick fileworked liners, but no fileworked backsprings. He was intrigued by 4ever3's sodbuster filework and asked me to do something similar. So I did. Barehead, imapla jigged buffalo horn scales 2 brass pins, and all that good stuff. He basically cut me loose and gave me suggestions and guidelines along the way. I was curious and messed with the handle shape a little. It's a bit narrower, the butt end is shaped differently and it has deeper cuts from the bottom. As you might see from the top view, I staggered the filework on the top of the liners a little bit, I thought it would be kind of different, plus I don't like copying someone elses work notch for notch, so I alter things here and there to make it different.



Now if you'll excuse me, my wrists feel like they are on fire. Good day.
This one got thick fileworked liners, but no fileworked backsprings. He was intrigued by 4ever3's sodbuster filework and asked me to do something similar. So I did. Barehead, imapla jigged buffalo horn scales 2 brass pins, and all that good stuff. He basically cut me loose and gave me suggestions and guidelines along the way. I was curious and messed with the handle shape a little. It's a bit narrower, the butt end is shaped differently and it has deeper cuts from the bottom. As you might see from the top view, I staggered the filework on the top of the liners a little bit, I thought it would be kind of different, plus I don't like copying someone elses work notch for notch, so I alter things here and there to make it different.



Now if you'll excuse me, my wrists feel like they are on fire. Good day.