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  • Pete Crowl

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    Just finished this little hunter. It has a blade of 180 layers of 15n20 and 1084 in a tight twist, 3 and 1/2 inches long. The guard is also 15n20 and 1084 low layer count. The handle is another nice piece of stabilized end grain spalted maple with a copper pin, 4 inches long. Overall length 7 and 1/2 inches.
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    Pete Crowl

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    Thanks everyone for the comments.

    Fergy35 I started my first knife in 1988 but didn't finish it till 1993. I earned my Journeyman Smith stamp from the American Bladesmith Society in June of 2007. Someday I hope to earn that Master Smith Stamp:)
     

    cubby

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    Thanks everyone for the comments.

    Fergy35 I started my first knife in 1988 but didn't finish it till 1993. I earned my Journeyman Smith stamp from the American Bladesmith Society in June of 2007. Someday I hope to earn that Master Smith Stamp:)


    working hard! very nice work!
     
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