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Briha Uncle
That is just fantastic ! Well done indeed. Please do post some close up pics of the finished handle in different angles for pure viewing bliss !
Cheers,

Oggie

Oggie wrote:Briha Uncle
That is just fantastic ! Well done indeed. Please do post some close up pics of the finished handle in different angles for pure viewing bliss !
Cheers,
Oggie

Sure Oggie!
Need some time - Stay tuned
Briha

Thank you Brihaji!!

Most obliged........ I'll pick it up when we meet next

Hi Blade Aficionados!
This is a bit late in coming…but then as requested by some of you I had promised to post the various profiles of my Stag Horn handle knife in different angles ….here goes!!!
To begin with as I had mentioned earlier it’s comparatively easier to work with WOOD & MICARTA, as they are easier to file / sand / grind to give them a definite profile…
In comparison Stag Horns have ridges, uneven taper and also sometimes come with a semi-hard core! Hence all the above mentioned inputs demand extreme patience, steadiness of hand and the selection of the right grit of abrasives & tools to work with. I had to use a DREMEL, Angle Grinder, Bench Grinder and Flat Files to work on the contours!
Daunting / challenging & time consuming though, the end result turned out to be quite satisfactory.





Briha

lucky guy whoever gets your craft brihaji.
regards
dr.jk

Oh. My. God.

That's a work of art, Brihaji!

Can't wait to pick up the piece of stag from you and start off myself!

Superb work brihacharan-Ji!