A little Stag and little Steel

AVigil

Adam Vigil knifemaker working the grind
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Finishing up on the stag trapper slipjoint. Took some picts this morning after beating it together and working the pins.

Blade is AEB-L 62c, flat ground with hand sanded finish and rides on aluminum bronze bushing.
Liners are stainless with glass bead blasted mill reliefs and are jeweled.
Bolsters are 416 stainless with a single flute.
Back spring polished.
Scales are stag from the Bob Loveless shop with a pinned shield.
Closed OAL is 3.5"
half stop and medium pull

I will takes some better picts after I get an edge put on .
Thanks for looking


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Best one so far! You are definitely producing a mature slipjoint.

What do you mean stag is from the Loveless shop, do they sell materials?
 
Thanks everybody much appreciated
 
Finishing up on the stag trapper slipjoint. Took some picts this morning after beating it together and working the pins.

Blade is AEB-L 62c, flat ground with hand sanded finish and rides on aluminum bronze bushing.
Liners are stainless with glass bead blasted mill reliefs and are jeweled.
Bolsters are 416 stainless with a single flute.
Back spring polished.
Scales are stag from the Bob Loveless shop with a pinned shield.
Closed OAL is 3.5"
half stop and medium pull

I will takes some better picts after I get an edge put on .
Thanks for looking


PGc4OCg.jpg

JGdsoAl.jpg

D4D65hw.jpg

eV9iItr.jpg
Impressive. Looks like it'll handle farm and ranch chores like a champ.

Zieg
 
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