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  1. 03-17-2014, 01:52 AM #1
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    Default Frameback 1095 & mild steel, micarta scales

    Here is a big frame back 1095 blade with a mild steel frame, linen micarta scales.

    I have not made many framebacks recently, thanks to Bob Allman for getting me off of my rear to make another one.

    Charlie

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    That looks very nice
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    Dang Charlie that is nice.
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    Quite nice Charlie! I'm in the middle of one as well. That looks very clean, thanks for posting.
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    Elegant in a racy sort of way. Very cool. You always make me think Charlie. Now I am thinking "How am I going to learn that ? " :<0)
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    nice one, I'd say avantgarde blade lines ..
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    that thing looks BAd!!!! and of course I mean that in a good way
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    That's awesome Charlie! How do you mill the frameback to accept the blade? Also, those washers look sweet!
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    Great work once again Charlie. Always love seeing your frame back designs
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    Quote Originally Posted by bdcoffey View Post
    That's awesome Charlie! How do you mill the frameback to accept the blade? Also, those washers look sweet!
    I cut the groove with an abrasive wheel. Thanks about the washers.

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