A few of my recent projects

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Just don’t get enough time anymore but sure enjoy it!

Top knife is a slimline in amber bone stag.
Next is a case classic in mammoth
1974 31SAB in real Case green bone from an old fixed blade
The 6165 tested had shrunk and cracked handles and I put some original cracked ice handles that MD Wells had in stock
The WR 6347 is a complete clean and rehandle in bone I dyed and jigged myself to kinda look like old Rogers bone
The three together are in the below order
XX 2345 in bone I jigged and dyed to resemble case green bone
The Birdseye is a USA era 3392 in mammoth
The Schatt Barlow is in mammoth
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Those are some gorgeous knives!
What is the reddish colored bone/stag on the first knife? The color on that one is really appealing.
Thanks for sharing.
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Is that -65 pearl? :shock:
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1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2022 9:03 pm Is that -65 pearl? :shock:
I replaced the original cracked ice handles
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Jeffinn wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2022 8:55 pm Those are some gorgeous knives!
What is the reddish colored bone/stag on the first knife? The color on that one is really appealing.
Thanks for sharing.
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That is amber bone stag from Cullpepper
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Those are gorgeous!
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Beautiful work Shawn! How about the second one and the bottom two - mammoth ivory perhaps? ::tu:: ::tu::
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Agree with Jeff on that first knife.
All of them look really good though.

How many years have you been doing this Shawn?

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Fantastic, really nice work. I am especially fond of that slimline trapper, beautiful.
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Really nice work!

Great job on inletting those shields!

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Beautiful work!
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btrwtr wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2022 10:31 pm Beautiful work!
I agree Very Nice ::tu::
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Looking good, great job on them!
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Awesome looking work, wow!
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Wow!!!
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Those are all really beautiful knives. Culpeppers has great handle material. That amber bone stag is a favorite of mine. Do you do custom work for others or just yourself?
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All are outstanding. But that Farmer’s Jack is the icing in the cake. Wow!
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That stockman in the middle of the bottom picture is so well done, I love that one.
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Beautiful work and execution ::tu:: ::tu::
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I added some description to the original post. Hopefully not too confusing!!
I started doing this as a hobby a couple years ago.
Dale, Gary and Glennbad all gave me great advice that have helped a lot.
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Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 18, 2022 12:40 am All are outstanding. But that Farmer’s Jack is the icing in the cake. Wow!
You might like these amber stag slimlines!!
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That is some great work!
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Winchester M21 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 18, 2022 1:40 am
Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 18, 2022 12:40 am All are outstanding. But that Farmer’s Jack is the icing in the cake. Wow!
You might like these amber stag slimlines!!

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Yes sir, I surely do!
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That Mammoth is such a good look I don't have a mammoth knife but would like to re scale one of my auto's in it someday Nice job!
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Beautiful work! ::tu::
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