nice dog, mate!
congratulations!
all the best,
Jan
Beiträge von penvisser
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scharfer stein, oder eine Glasscherbe funktionieren auch; sie müssen nur stabile Kanten haben.
Ich nutze meist den Rücken der Sägen von schw. Taschenmesser und diversen Multiools.
indeed, a sharp stone ( flint ) or a piece of broken glass works great.
Most of times I use the back of my knife, but when there is a coating on your blade ( Thats one of the reasons that my knives dont have a coating) you can use the cutting edge near the ricasso, or the tip of the blade.
Be careful when you use the back of the saw of your Leatherman, you can press the linerlock .gr,
Jan
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Very nice (kitchen) knife!
I like this more than a Zwilling or Sabatier.
gr,
Jan
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@ Penvisser
There is no problem at all
offcourse not, mate. Just having fun
all the best,
Jan
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@ penvisser
This Knife was yours :biggrin: :biggrin: :rofl::knueppel: aha, well, have much fun with it, but that wont be a problem, i guess.
gr,
Jan
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Thats a beauty, had one like this too.
all the best,
Jan
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looking good, mate.
Perfect system for at home, bit heavy for in the field.
gr,
Jan
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very nice knives you have made there!
all the best,
Jan
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beautiful, as always!
gr,
Jan
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me too !
all the best,
Jan
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Hi Tamer,
congrats with your Taurus, its a beauty and a beast in one!
Hope to see you again in Edersee.
all the best,
Jan
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fisnished this one yesterday:
blade 70 mm, totall 165 mm
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blade 70 mm, totall is 165 mm,
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Finished this one this afternoon:
steel is 1.2510, 4 mm,rosewood scales, blade is 110 mm, totall is 230 mm, white liners.
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Jan
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thank you all. Much appreciated!
Offcourse I van make a F1 like this too, no problem.
all the best,
Jan
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interesting!
Goodie time!
I want one....
Jan
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Made this for a customer:
Scales are masur birch and Thuya burl, backed by a 1 mm black liner.
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Jan
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great work, Toni!
atb,
Jan
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another pic.
atb,
Jan
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and another beauty from Erik and Toni!
atb,
Jan
