Lonecoyote
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Was a local knife show so I entered this knife because the rules stated you must use local wood of your area for the handle scales. The knife is a clip point with fancy file work along the spine. The thumb guard I made from a solid piece of brass and then also did some file work. The pommel of the knife I used a Proof .999 Sterling Silver coin and epoxy resin, to hold it in place and a few coats over the coin for a lifetime protection. The handle was made from an old birch tree, solid but extremely lite weight, found in the woods across the street where I live. I did 6 coats of Tung oil on the handle then buffed with Flitz. The sheath was a kit that I purchased for $10.00 as a closeout. If I purchased just the leather alone it would have cost twice that amount. I did some design work and staining to the leather. Spent allot of time on the project a few years ago. But it was worth it, the knife took 1st place and I won $500.00!!! Came in handy...lol. I was asked to please post more of the knives you've made here on the BoB, so for the 2 to 4 people that usually comment, just for you guys!!
PS
It's a full hidden tang knife
Hangs on the wall of my bedroom
KEEP ON PUFFING!!!
PS
It's a full hidden tang knife
Hangs on the wall of my bedroom
KEEP ON PUFFING!!!