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The pivot pin had to be that far off-center to allow the blade to fit right. I wanted straight scales, because I like the really old ones that were straight. The wedge pin is where it is because I...

I use a rotary tool now, but when I first started I didn't have one. If your inlay material is thin enough, you can cut the channel somewhat reasonably with files and rifflers. Micro chisels and...

I made the inlay first, traced the shape where I wanted it, and then cut a channel fitting it to a depth even with the wood's (finished) surface. I use clear epoxy as adhesive. Just takes practice is...

Hello everyone, this is my latest :

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It is a bigger Bengall hollow ground blade in olivewood scales, the inlay is nickel silver and epoxy filled with turquoise dust.

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I've...