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    Default XHP dagger

    been doing this a little here and there as i finished razors and kitchen knives.
    the blade is XHP and is 6.25 long and hollow ground on a 10 inch wheel then hand sanded.
    the guard is SS as is the pin the handle is stabilized redwood lace burl and there is a black liner/spacer
    any and all feed back welcome as always
    thanks for looking



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    Beautifully done Butch. It looks very lethal.
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    Not much to say...I'm not much of a knife guy but that is one beautiful looking knife. Well done sir.

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    Man, that is some clean hand sanded work Butch. I like the guard, and the handles really go well with the satin finish. Excellent job.
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    Wow is that nice! I have been a knife collector for many years-had to stop (ok, slow down) because of lack of room for display cases and the shock I went into when I did inventory and found out how much I'd spent on them over the years. That would look very nice in my display case with the German daggers I have. Perhaps you should sell it to me for cheap?

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    Beautiful work.
    What sheath option will you use for this beauty? i could actually easily picture it clipped inside an Executive Lunchbox {that's Australian for "briefcase"}
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    the buyer is looking at a paul long belt sheath full tooling on the face and deer lined (i love4 pauls work)

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