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  1. 06-15-2011, 08:37 PM #1
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    Default 1084 and canvas micarta, 6/8ish

    Here is a new one it that was forged from 1084 with green canvas micarta. The blade is a hair smaller than 6/8s in parts and a hair bigger than 6/8s in others. It is about a 1/4 hollow. The canvas micarta has been bead blasted. The blade was dipped in ferric chloride for that gray look.

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    Awesome work Charlie! That is gorgeous!

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    holy smokes. I LOVE that shank!
    'Very beautiful.
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    Encore Maestro!

    That's stunning!
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    another WOW from Charlie
    Amazing work as always
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    That's really cool. I saw it and immediately thought: six-foot turkey!
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    Medieval, Totally Medieval !
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    Excellent as always!!
    Damn fine work.
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    Great work, the scales material and the blade came together very nicely.
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    Very nice Charlie!!!
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