Randall great job, I admire your skills.
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I worked at a scrap yard for years and my "go to" tool was my Buck 110. Have never owned a more durable folder, and it took some serious abuse. There may be fancier, but in a SHTF situation, I will take the Buck 110.
Very nice! Randall, you do an awesome job bringing them back to life!
I went to a swap meet at the Harley dealer yesterday. Didn't find any parts I was looking for, but there was a guy selling hand made knives. Found this and it followed me home. I didn't have any damascus knives. This was part of a set with the other one about twice as big. He was willing to sell this separately. He made the sheath, too.
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It's about 8" long with a 4" blade. Here is his booth.
He said he uses railroad spikes, sawmill blades and a blade from a stone quarry cutting saw.
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