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TNAK finished

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Not much in the way of large projects I know, but I've finally finished my Thats Not A Knife project. :D
Cant remember if I showed the Knife here, although I know quite few saw it elsewhere :D
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I wanted to make a sheath for it but it was impossible to find decent leather here, so I made a presentation box instead.
This is the one with the rippled beech top. Bubinga and Maple sides using birdmouth joints.Here it is all finished, with TNAK in place.

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A fun project spanning 2 hobbies. Now I just need to find someone to buy the damn thing. 8-) 8-) :lol:
 
very nice Bob,
I can't imagine anyone buying a knife like that just for display and not using it but to use it does require a sheath.
 
Its too big to use seriously, over a kilo in weight, 13" blade. :shock:
Just a fun conversation piece.
I'm thinking a presentation piece to an ex marine maybe (I happen to know one of them :lol: ). if I price it cheap enough I'm sure he'll buy it. 8-)

Michael, I am interested in enough leather to make a sheath for it. but transportation could be prohibitive :eusa-doh:
If I get to the UK in March (doubtful at this stage) I shall remind you. 8-)
 
I know someone who is mislaid a knife like that Bob.
He might be interested in buying another one?

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Michael, I am interested in enough leather to make a sheath for it. but transportation could be prohibitive :eusa-doh:
If I get to the UK in March (doubtful at this stage) I shall remind you. 8-)[/quote]
What size do you think you will need, dont forget you will need a welt around the seam to protect the stitching.
I think you are looking at around £25 delivery.
 
Nice knife.

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MY63":nhgsxr9j said:
Michael, I am interested in enough leather to make a sheath for it. but transportation could be prohibitive :eusa-doh:
If I get to the UK in March (doubtful at this stage) I shall remind you. 8-)
What size do you think you will need, dont forget you will need a welt around the seam to protect the stitching.
I think you are looking at around £25 delivery.[/quote]

I've spent quite enough on this already, without another 25 shipping plus the leather :lol: :lol: :lol:
Its in a cupboard now, to make room for my next project. 8-) 8-)
 
Trevanion":31nmjy2i said:
Nice knife.

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Apparently the story goes that during the filming of that scene, Harrison Ford had a chronic case of 'Montezuma's Revenge' and needed to get to a loo pdq, so the quickest way to film it was for him to pull out his pistol and shoot the baddy :lol: - Rob
 
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