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Knife and handle #3 on track.
I just thought I'd show you gentlemen, and ladies, the third blade I'm restoring. The scales are Sheesham, like my other scales, and it is sealed with cyanoacrylate and then I put a coating of carnuba wax on them. I think they look pretty good. Very thin, since I messed up when I was splitting the wood, but the blade which will sit in them (the one in the pictures) is a 5/8, or thereabout, so it's the smallest of the blades I bought (barring the unusable one I used as a training blade when I first started trying to make scales). The edges of the scales are rounded/beveled, and the pin is nickelsilver, and the collar is stainless steel. The wedge is white plastic, and is pretty gently tapered, because I wanted the scales to pinch the blade and not have to use a third pin.
I may need to work on the wedge a bit more, filing/sanding the visible bits of it down a little more, but on the whole I think I'm finished. Just have to finish sanding and polishing the blade and mount it in its new handle. :y
/Nicholas