I don't see how he could have possibly improved on that job. Exquisite. Magnificent stag. Gorgeous.This started out as a Case lockback with black composite scales. Now it's a magnificent stag lockback without a lanyard hole and a more rounded profile
Looks like he just made your Chevy into a CadillacThis started out as a Case lockback with black composite scales. Now it's a magnificent stag lockback without a lanyard hole and a more rounded profile.View attachment 1146621
STUNNING Alan and GlennThis started out as a Case lockback with black composite scales. Now it's a magnificent stag lockback without a lanyard hole and a more rounded profile.View attachment 1146621
Fantastic job, Glenn! Congrats, Alan! I agree, it's magnificent!!This started out as a Case lockback with black composite scales. Now it's a magnificent stag lockback without a lanyard hole and a more rounded profile.View attachment 1146621
That thing is absolutely killer great score my friendThat is a real beauty! Gorgeous
Fantastic knives Wayne. The swayback is especially dreamy. Glenn is the man fo sho!Two more from Glenn
Glenn has done it again. The pile side stag of the 93ot is gnarly and I love it.
The amber sawcut bone turned out better than I imagined...now just need to send off a few more for the sawcut treatment!!
He hasn't even sent quite possibly the best piece yet (a 61ot in amber stag). Oh the anticipation!
I just saw these on your other thread. Makes me want to stop buying knives and just send a few more off for new handles. That saw cut could be the reason a guy just carries one knife the rest of his life
Outstanding Kevin. Glenn I can't believe the hobo knife! But I love the less polished bloodwood scales on the Fightin Rooster too.I had this horrible old Fight'n Rooster with once beautiful tortoise scales. They decided to degass in the usual manner (not sure why but tortoise seems to be especially prone to that). I sent it off to Glenn with some bloodwood that's been sitting on my workbench for years. I would not have minded if he told it it couldn't be saved; I was debating throwing it out. But what I got back is a very usable knife. Not a lot of snap to the action, but it's big enough to be a good back-pocket or picnic knife, and with the locking blade it's basically a good, old fashioned, clasp knife. Thanks again, Glenn!
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I figured what the heck, postage is cheap, send something else...
I had this Colonial Hobo sitting around, the black plastic scales shot but the rest in good shape so I threw it into the package. This is what came home: