Wharncliffe Trapper with my jigged bone

[Craig]

Another Wharncliffe Trapper.
This one is 3 5/8 closed 6 1/2 open.
CPM154 blades hollow ground at 60 RC.
410 mill relieved liners with 416 bolsters.
I used some bone that I jigged and dyed for the handles.
Satin finish on the bolsters and blades.

Thanks for looking,
Craig

 

[Calvin Robinson]

That is very, very nice. I like it! The bone is beautiful.

 

[Denny Eller]

Craig, that is one terrific looking knife. Nice job jigging and dyeing the bone, too.

 

[Frank Niro]

It's lovely, Craig. Frank

 

[K R Johnson]

Excellent!!

 

[murphda2]

I'm not a fan of slippies nor am I a fan of jigged bone, but you made this piece look great. It's an amazing feat when you make me admit that I like a knife that has two of my most unliked charecteristics in a knife.

 

[Keith Willis]

Looks great! The fit & finish,is flawless.

God bless,Keith

 

[Craig]

Thanks everyone.

Murph, we will get you converted one of these days. :biggrin:

 

[J S Machine]

Lookin good!

 

[Don Robinson]

That's just great, Craig. Beautiful workmanship. :s11798:

 

[jpsowers]

Elegant

I mean, who wouldn't love to have that in their pocket. That is a really beautiful knife.

 

[Rusty McDonald]

Very nice piece

 

[Johnny Roberts]

Outstanding. As usual.

 

[dan van]

Craig, Beautiful knife, I like the jigged bone. Dan

 

[Lagrange]

Gorgeous! I like it a lot!

Eric

 

[Ausbrooks]

Really like it- nice job.

 

[dan van]

Craig, What dye did you use to get that color? Thanks, Dan

 

[Craig]

Thanks again everyone. Dan, I used Fiebing’s professional oil dye for leather. I started with saddle tan in a pressure pot and then used mahogany. I brushed the mahogany on while it was still wet from the saddle tan.

Craig

 

[dan van]

Craig, Thanks for the info. Dan