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I've been contemplating this thread and reflecting on the headinin particular. If theOB will bear with me on this, I would like to make this observation: Normally when a knife is referred to as a "cheap knife", the mental picture of a mass fabricated, poorly made knife which will not last long...

That is a beautiful knife, and I suspect that the recipient is going to be smitten once he receives it.

Oh Scott, I can but offer you my condolances. So sorry for your loss.

I do not have an answer to your question, but it is nice to see you back here.

Tha African blackwood really complements the frame, fittings and bolster. Excellent craftsmanship as always.

Looking good!

Beautiful!

On threads like these you get spammers and then you get highjackers... :cool: :)

The price tag though...

Thanks for sharing John. It was also very fortunate tbat I've discovered your YouTube videos as there's a lot of great information in them, especially on the folders.

Stunning knives!

Great knife and excellent storyline! Thanks for sharing.

Good for you Bruce! Happy to hear of your coming upgrade.

That looks very promising!

Quite fancy!

Welcome to the forum.

I'm impressed! Well done on your project to get this rifle to shoot again.

Thanks for this information. Up till now I have used Tru Oil exclusively on my knife handles and have used Danish oil on furniture pieces. I will also try it on knife handles/scales

Wow! It looks great. I would love to see the final product of your labour.

It obviously comes with the required caveats..