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Originally Posted by threedogs
You just got me thinking! Ive got some old salvaged jarra floor boards that'll do the trick nicely
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Originally Posted by threedogs
You just got me thinking! Ive got some old salvaged jarra floor boards that'll do the trick nicely
That would work check out some bowie handles some have finger grips that look cool.
use brass 3/16th counter sunk screws ,polished, will look a treat
Yeah the buck 110's are pricey but a damn good knife. Have some friends on hols in the states at the moment so will see if I can get the to grab me 1.
The 10k jade stone just came in, as big as a box of matches, wish the put the size on the add.
Gonna mess around with it later as me and munchkin are about to start making our Rough Rider knife kits we got for xmas
In kit and assembled forms. Awaiting the epoxy resin to dry then we can clean up the pins then sand and polish before sharpening
There looking good mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by oncedisturbed
Really interested in this combo.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/331096119...84.m1423.l2649
Interesting bit of kit
Been reading up on Buck Knives which are the ones I've used for donkey years,
they don't depreciate in value if anything they hold it and go up in value.
I should have done this years ago, if you know anything about the dots Buck put on their knives
from 74 to 85 I think that would be great, it makes sense to buck but no one else
Knife is not original thought. But still looks the part..Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Originally Posted by threedogs
Cool combo 3D. I have seen other saws like that which were useless as there was no set on the blade but that one looks like it has been done correctly.
I have never owned a Buck but have seen the chart where they explain their Dot system.