Members SilverForgeStudio Posted November 28, 2019 Members Report Posted November 28, 2019 I appreciate the rivets on the bolsters- with horn/antler it can get slick fast- those look to be just a bit proud and "knobby" which in this case look awesome with the style and the need for a grip. Great line- is that a false swedge on the spine or is it flat? Looks nice indeed- the sheath- is quite the match as well! Love the tooling and as others pointed out the thread choice! Kerri Quote
Rossr Posted November 28, 2019 Author Report Posted November 28, 2019 58 minutes ago, SilverForgeStudio said: I appreciate the rivets on the bolsters- with horn/antler it can get slick fast- those look to be just a bit proud and "knobby" which in this case look awesome with the style and the need for a grip. Great line- is that a false swedge on the spine or is it flat? Looks nice indeed- the sheath- is quite the match as well! Love the tooling and as others pointed out the thread choice! Kerri Hi Kerri, I agree on the pins on the bolsters. In this case the are a bit proud I carefully penened them over then buffed them to smooth them. It will allow some grip. The bolsters are also epoxied on as well. I like the knobby look in this case so I didn't sand and smooth them all the way after peening. On the angled part of the spine is a false swedge. Extensing to the tip. More for looks then anything else. Good eye? Thanks for compliments. I try hard to produce a quality product that is pleasing to look at as well as functional! Happy Thanksgiving all Ross Quote
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