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01-23-2010, 10:31 AM
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Engraved sub hilt fighter
Hi Folks,
I'm posting pictures of a recently finished knife that Ray Cover and I worked on together. Ray seems to be very busy so I thought I would post them myself. This was a custom order from one of my customers and is a marriage of several elements from my fighters. He wanted some classy scrollwork and Ray accommodated by cutting his intertwined scrolls. Specs: The blade is ground from CPM154 stainless and hand finished. It is 8" long. The fittings are 416 stainless and hand finished. The handle is polished ironwood. It's nice to know that Ray can engrave something besides Greek gods and sexy space girls! David
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01-23-2010, 11:47 AM
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Re: Engraved sub hilt fighter
hi Dave .. thanks for posting your work and Rays fantastic engraving on this forum , Ray did an excellent job on a fantastic looking blade .. Ron p .
www.ronpnottengraving.com
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