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    Shed find

    Having a bit of a dung out in the shed last week and came across abit of 01carbon steel I put away in a safe place and forgot about itClick image for larger version. 

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ID:	4195Well me thinks carnt waste it so it looks like I'll be digging the forge out as well,wot sort of blade can we do,if I'm going to all that trouble again lets try something specialClick image for larger version. 

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ID:	4196an uncle Ray clone me finks,so ear we go again profileing the bladeClick image for larger version. 

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ID:	4197with a bit of file work and a nice pair of handle scales that I think look a little bit like carp scalesClick image for larger version. 

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ID:	4198watch this space,ongoing.

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    Its lookin great Tony Looking forward to seeing the end product
    Thanks for sharing

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    Looking good!

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    Nice scales Tony
    Storms have a way of teaching what nothing else can.

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    That's some talent you've got there. I could imagine trying to make a knife from scratch and being a bit like Homer's spoon.
    "That's a nice looking knife."
    "They say he made it from an even bigger knife."
    Having seen that, Dave Budds bespoke creations and the objects of desire made by D Chandler I know my skill limit. I'll just stick to buying desirable blades rather than attempting to ruin a perfectly good piece of steel.
    Infamy infamy, they've all got it in for me.

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ID:	4220Thanks Dan, I stoped makeing them from scratch a little wile back and started buying in blades to put handles on them[ATTACH=CONFIG]4218[/ATTACH laplanders I'v just done. PS not the knife in the sheath I made that from scratch.Click image for larger version. 

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    That's gonna look awesome
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