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TOBY last won the day on October 11 2021
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- Birthday 08/16/1970
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Shooting, Rallycross and playing with hot steel
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Thanks Joshua, and it’s not gold lip (just a trick of the light) it’s normal white mother of Pearl
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Thank you Alan I will make sure I don’t leave it so long again!
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TOBY started following Feather lockback in Desert ironwood
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It’s been a long time since I posted anything this is the latest off my bench FullSizeRender.mov
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So sorry to hear this John, if I can help in any way let me know!
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Thanks! and have now edited post
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I bought a piece of walrus of Don Hanson a few months back and thought you might like to see what i have done with it. Its the best piece i have seen in the flesh to date. To say it is stunning is an understatement, it positively glows in the sunlight. anyway, the spec's are:- Fighter Bowie Blade - 11 1/4" laddered W's Guard - Wrought iron with 316 stainless spacers Handle - Fossil Walrus Ivory, with a stainless rivit OAL - 16 5/8" I still need to make some clothes for it.
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Beautiful Knife! and very purposeful looking
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Ditto what Peter said, lovey steel, lovely knife!
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Cracking bit of steel there Clint! and i think i would want him to be my friend too, if he was holding that
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Big thanks on all the positive feedback here is Kam's pic
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Latest one out of the shop..... Damascus and ironwood with nickel silver liners and spacers a few bad pics to give you an idea of the finished blade, i will be sending it off tomorow to get some proper pictures taken thanks for looking
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Stunning work Dave! very much looking forward to seeing the blade
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Hey Don thanks since having a go at this pattern i have recently seen photos of how its done, and apart from being massively low on the layer count it looks like it would benifit from welding in a can with a press. all my welds have been done wet and drawn under a power hammer (dont have a press and have yet to try welding in a can ) also.. i really dont want to tread on anyones toes, being on the other side of the pond i dont know Devin (or any of you guys apart from Don Fogg) you mostly seem to be giants from all the way over here. i dont want to become known as
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Great stuff! the chain makes some very striking steel
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Ooh i diddnt mean to start a argument as to how its made - no one is close yet, and i was sworn to secrecy but like richard said the low layer count makes it a bit easyer to figure.