Going to be my last stag handle for a while, they are a pain to get off the antler.
This is for one of our members
and another this afternoon
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jindydiver
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and another this afternoon
I just finished another.
Going to be my last stag handle for a while, they are a pain to get off the antler.
This is for one of our members
Going to be my last stag handle for a while, they are a pain to get off the antler.
This is for one of our members
Mick
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Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.
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Mick Smith
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It looks nice alright mate. 
You've taken a fair bit off the outer surface of the antler and it's given the handle a different sort of look, almost like bone, but there's still just enough to see what it actually is. I like it.
What's the three grooves on the back of the blade for?
Mick
You've taken a fair bit off the outer surface of the antler and it's given the handle a different sort of look, almost like bone, but there's still just enough to see what it actually is. I like it.
What's the three grooves on the back of the blade for?
Mick
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jindydiver
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Mick
It is only a small blade and I put those there for the owners thumb to rest on if he wants to put some power behind it to cut briskets or whatever. The blade will stand up to plenty of hard work, it is made from 5mm stock. I skeletonized the handle before putting the scales on to so it would be just as light as the 3mm knives.
It is only a small blade and I put those there for the owners thumb to rest on if he wants to put some power behind it to cut briskets or whatever. The blade will stand up to plenty of hard work, it is made from 5mm stock. I skeletonized the handle before putting the scales on to so it would be just as light as the 3mm knives.
Mick
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.
Abraham Lincoln
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.
Abraham Lincoln