Scuff marks behind lanyard tube

[Smallshop]

Yup. There's a universal correct answer to almost every knife making question: keep sanding.

Which may be why some of my Bowies become lovely paring knives...lol!

 

[Sean Jones]

I got this side cleaned up. The other side still needs some work, but it's gotten too hot in the shop...Happy 4th!

 

[Randy Lucius]

I got this side cleaned up. The other side still needs some work, but it's gotten too hot in the shop...Happy 4th!

Good deal. Glad ya got it fixed. Looks really nice!

 

[Sean Jones]

Good deal. Glad ya got it fixed. Looks really nice!

Thanks! It's coming together...albeit slower than I wanted.

 

[Bruce McLeish]

Thanks! It's coming together...albeit slower than I wanted.

Seems like to get them done right ALWAYS takes longer , but they're worth waiting for.

 

[Smallshop]

Looks good Sean!

 

[Mark Barone]

Yes so much nicer. It is in the details.

 

[Mark Barone]

Sean your lanyard pin’s wall thickness seems thicker than most. Is it just the closeup picture? I like it. Do you remember where you bought it?

 

[Sean Jones]

Sean your lanyard pin’s wall thickness seems thicker than most. Is it just the closeup picture? I like it. Do you remember where you bought it?

I believe I got it from USAKnifemaker. That's where I buy most of my supplies.
Could be the angle. Because as far as I know it's a standard wall. I actually flared the inside a bit with a copper pipe cutter flaring tool to thin it out slightly