Registered: 09/14/05
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Loc: Central Florida
I have been guilty of having too much handle material. True story! Sphinx's Bowie is an example of (what I have called, for years) "Exhibition-Grade IW". Some of you old timers might remember these pieces. 8 1/2 years ago I featured them in a "wood-wheel" on this very forum, after I returned from the 2010 Blade show. Stabilization works well on many exotic woods but, in the case of ironwood, I prefer to wait for some time before I rush in and make RMKs with it. (I guess enough time has passed)... Stay sharp, Capt. Chris
Registered: 11/10/17
Posts: 428
Loc: The Netherlands
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Description: Those are some pretty blocks, especially the left one.
I have been buying Ironwood myself for the future. I can't let them be made into knife handles all at the same time, because it would be an expensive deal. I like these the best of the ones I have.
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Edited by Sphinx3000 (11/28/1811:33 AM)
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Registered: 11/10/17
Posts: 428
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My text is really small?
This is what I typed for people with bad eye side. Those are some pretty blocks, especially the left one. I have been buying Ironwood myself for the future. I can't let them be made into knife handles all at the same time, because it would be an expensive deal. I like these the best of the ones I have. These are matching blocks. They are big enough for one Smithsonian and/or a 12-9 #14 Grind.
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Registered: 11/10/17
Posts: 428
Loc: The Netherlands
Originally Posted By: Captain Chris Stanaback
Yeah...but it ain't "Cracked"! Best, Capt. Chris
I am gonna let my Ironwood dry for a few years, just in case I like the dark color better on those blocks you got. I hope mine stay the way they are, but that is not possible judging by your blocks.
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Edited by Sphinx3000 (11/28/1805:40 PM)
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