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    Hi folks.

    Just got this one finished over the weekend for Robbi.

    Its 3mm 01 tool steel
    4" blade
    8.5" overall
    The handle is brass bolsters and bone corian with black liners.

    The sheath is 3mm natural veg tan leather, which has been oiled with mink oil, dyed, oiled again and the a final coat of carnauba cream. It also has a detachable belt loop.

    Hope you like it.

    Mark.










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    That is stunning... Simply stunning.

    It's my 40th next year and I am getting an idea for what the family can get me!!!!

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    WOW !

    Mark, thats superb mate many many thanks indeed.

    I should have it in time for my next fishing trip away so i'll give it a bit of a work out and let you know how it copes

    Robbi

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    Now that's a good looking knife, nicely done once again Mark



    Good buy Robbi, Marks work is top drawer
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    OK, now you've sold me the blank, is that what I've got to live up to?

    OK, already, I give up!

    No contest, Mark, never be able to get anywhere near that sort of quality!
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    Nice one Robbi, you won't be disappointed. There is a reason I use these for our instructor knives. Enjoy it mate

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    Aha !!

    so it was your fault !!

    it was those instructor knives that did it !!

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    Its alway my fault mate.. That's what SWMBO keeps telling me

    Enjoy your new sharp

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    Thanks for the comments folks.

    Glad your happy with it Robbi.

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    beaming mate, bloody beaming

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    'tis a braw beastie indeed.
    For a' that, an a' that,
    It's comin' yet for a that,
    That man tae man the world o'er
    Shall brithers be for a' that. R.B. 1759-96

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    Now that is a beautiful knife. Too good for Robbi mind.
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    Oi!

    cheers JD

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    Bet you cut yourself with it within 48 hours
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    Quote Originally Posted by JonathanD View Post
    Bet you cut yourself with it within 48 hours


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    sounds like a challenge

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    Cheers guys.

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    Not my bag, but still mighty puirtyish :thumbup: an the craftsmanship shines through. Tiptop Mark, Tiptop

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    Cheers fella

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    Very pretty knife that Mark. Purely on a personal taste thing here, but I'm with Chiseller on the "not my bag" thing, no offense intended on your or Robbi. But it's still a superb piece of artwork as well as functional tool and the workmanship is faultless.

    Juttle, no pressure mate, but I am REALLY looking forward to seeing what ou make out of your Hillbill blank.

    Lovely looking knife you got the Robbi, I LOVE my Hillbill knife, was out with it yesteerday making feathersticks while pausing on the dogwalk. It's a joy to use a decent tool for what it was designed for - in the woods. Big congrats on it, both of you.

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    Cheers Aaron.

    Not everything can be to everyones taste all of the time. This type of knife happened purely as a "lets see if i can do a bolster", but then it turned into " ill stick another on the end and see what it looks like". I fully expected to mess the first up as the handle is made of 13 seperate parts, but didnt. Made about 10 of em now.

    Glad your happy with your knife too mate.

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    A very nice blade indeed. The sheath is spot on too! Nice work
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    Quote Originally Posted by HillBill View Post
    Cheers Aaron.

    Not everything can be to everyones taste all of the time. This type of knife happened purely as a "lets see if i can do a bolster", but then it turned into " ill stick another on the end and see what it looks like". I fully expected to mess the first up as the handle is made of 13 seperate parts, but didnt. Made about 10 of em now.

    Glad your happy with your knife too mate.
    Happy is an understatement. Take it about 5 notches up the scale and you could be about right.

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