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Conner Michaux
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Finished this beast up today. Curly maple and farriers rasp. Sculpted the handle mostly  with files. First time using the ameribrade I got last year, worth every cent. And the first time grinding 4 bevels, unfortunately I scuffed the blade a couple times and didn’t see it till I glued it all up. 

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2 hours ago, Alan Longmire said:

Nice one!  Those feel vicious, don't they?

Thanks Alan, they sure do!

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I just had a MASSIVE maple tree dropped on my property I'm looking forward to making a few of these bad boys!! What was you main plan of attack for doing the contouring on it?

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7 hours ago, Steve Elliott said:

I just had a MASSIVE maple tree dropped on my property I'm looking forward to making a few of these bad boys!! What was you main plan of attack for doing the contouring on it?

 Honestly I didn’t really have any idea of how to shape it any If it. I just ground and filed the bevels of the main portion of the handle and cleaned up the transitions between the head/handle and handle/butt to match with the height of the handle bevels. If that makes any sense..

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14 hours ago, Conner Michaux said:

 Honestly I didn’t really have any idea of how to shape it any If it. I just ground and filed the bevels of the main portion of the handle and cleaned up the transitions between the head/handle and handle/butt to match with the height of the handle bevels. If that makes any sense..

Dually Noted, I will be sure to tag you in mine when I do my build! I'm going to try a couple different techniques.

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