Primitive Archer
		Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: 4est Trekker on May 25, 2011, 11:07:51 am
		
			
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				Here's a couple I just finished.  The first is a ringed bird and trout made from a worn out Nicholson file.  It's 6.5" oal with a 3.5" blade.  The second is little "toothpick necker" out of saw steel and zebra wood.  It's 3.5" oal with a 1.75" blade.  Both were double quenched and etched in a vinegar/lemon juice bath. Thanks for looking.  Critique is always welcome! 
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				Fantastic looking little blades!!
			
 
			
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				Now them are sweet. :) :) I like a lot. :)
   Pappy
			 
			
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				very nice work.  on both of them...   :o
			
 
			
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				Beautiful pieces of work...  I've never much liked bird & trout knives but I LOVE the design of your one - the twisted grip and the long, slender blade.  
Beautiful!
What's the cord on the saw-blade sheath made from?  Looks almost sinewy in appearance but I'm guessing it's just old/aged thread of some sort?
			 
			
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				gorgeous on both of them.
			
 
			
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				Very nice!
			
 
			
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				Very nice, I've always liked those bird and trout knives.
			
 
			
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				awesome work!!! I especially like the bird/trout knife :) 
			
 
			
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				Beautiful job on both!
			
 
			
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				Thanks, everybody :) .  I appreciate the kind words.  Hatch: the twisted cord is hand laid from some fine linen thread that has been dyed green.