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    Quote Originally Posted by Speedster View Post
    And, please, I hope none of you fine troublemakers see this as a challenge to give me an Nth maker from which to choose.
    At these scaleless options, I think there are none! But I hear Mr Martinez is a very reasonable, flexible bladesmith [emoji6]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Srdjan View Post
    Please can anyone post a picture, or otherwise help me understand what a 6 or 7/8" french point blade would look like in this case?
    I have a lot of pics on my Instagram account if you want to check it out. There is a link through my site
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    Would I be right to assume it is this blade:
    https://instagram.com/p/BLNLpbbgcom/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Srdjan View Post
    Would I be right to assume it is this blade:
    https://instagram.com/p/BLNLpbbgcom/
    Yup. That's a French point

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    Quote Originally Posted by Srdjan View Post
    Would I be right to assume it is this blade:
    https://instagram.com/p/BLNLpbbgcom/

    You are correct, the only difference is that one as a double shoulder/stabilizer cut

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    Could help but jump on it in the end... and drag another one with me. Can't wait to see it in person, Brian.
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    I'm rather excited to get mine too. Think I may make some faux ivory out of some linen Micarta for scales. Toss a Trustone wedge in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    I'm rather excited to get mine too. Think I may make some faux ivory out of some linen Micarta for scales. Toss a Trustone wedge in there.

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    Sounds very BRW-like, I dig it! I havent decided, but I am thinking it will be some horn, should go well with it. I have some interesting green translucent pieces, or that pair of streaked brown buffalo horn I was baking straight (I'm sure you remember those, from a while ago). Another option I am considering is snakewood I've had laying around since forever.. it's stabilized, so rock-hard. I get a headache only thinking about thinning those 1/4" blanks [emoji31]
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