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General Forestry => General Board => Topic started by: Larry on May 09, 2025, 03:24:20 PM
I've been thinking about making a EDC sheath knife for a while. Last few rainy days I put that plan into action.
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I get the urge to make a new knife every few years but never got good. I think lack of practice is the cause. The grind at the heel is a little rough and one of the Corby bolts has a slight problem. The scales are a nice chocolate brown Dymondwood that turned pink when I sanded them. Hope the color goes well with my baby blue shoes. 1095 steel and the heat treating went perfect.
Next step is too hot mold Kydex for a fast deploy sheath, something I've never done.
Any other knife makers on the forum?
If you ask Tom up in NY, he will tell you that is brown.
@Old GreenhornWell, it is on its way to being as nice as one of your stools.
Well, it looks purple to me, and very nice! But AS WE ALL KNOW, colors can appear differently depending on the camera and/or the monitor you are viewing it on, RIGHT GUYS?
Well... sure.. Tom....., if that is how you see it! :uhoh: :wink_2: ffsmiley ffcheesy smiley_beertoast
Doc,
If my math's is right, it took you less than 12 min after Larry posted to bust Tom's nuggets. That might be a new record! Very good work sir
Larry,
That thing looks amazing. I really do like the color
Nifty knife. ffsmiley
Well Granite, I am getting older! wheeliechair smiley_beertoast thumbs-up headscratch ffsmiley