You did that yourself? That's fantastic! It looks so professional!I'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
How about the Pequod?I'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
Jack has a ivory lambsfoot he probably wouldn't mind letting you practice on.Ha!
Thank you. I've been looking at images of old scrimshaw and engravings for ideas, so I'm feeling like quite the amateur compared to what's out there. I'm gonna have to order a bunch of white bone Rough Riders to get some practice!
Thanks Greg.Fodderwing , beautiful French knife Dwight!
Beautiful Vince.Sitting by the bay, waiting for my wife to finish her leg of a relay marathon.
Got my Cocobolo Peanut with me:
Jigging Perfection. What a beauty.
Thanks Jeff. It is heated stabilized oak.
I'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
You have quite a talent Rachel. Just wonderful! I haven't forgotten the Boker tree.I'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
You might not be able to show it here on the porch, but what a great conversation starter...I'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
Catfish Lake Croatan National Forest
Mostly went to explore around a bit today, but talked to a warden he said the fish are small and stunted from the acidity. But said the gators get big lol, didn't spot any gators today. I also went to Great lake there but at least on the side I came in on it's very limited access to the water, but there is kinda a boat ramp but it's gotten overgrown. Main dirt road in is really wide and smooth(Catfish Lake Rd), but some of the secondary ones have plenty of potholes. I came in from the Maysville/Pollocksville side.But people was coming and going in cars, warden was in a car to. It's a little over an hour for me to drive there. Not sure if there's a boat access to Catfish lake or not
Thank you Dwight. It was Todd’s jigging skill that most drew me to his knives.
It's aged real well.
Thats a beauty Mitch. The patina enhances the bone. I really am fond of this pattern.This little fella is a favourite.
I had it made at their custom shop many, years ago.
XC75 carbon blade, smooth bone & stainless fitting. Only 9cm closed, cutting edge about 7cm real pocket friendly
The background is a spice rack my 13yr old daughter made in woodshop that she gave her Mum for Mothers day just past. She did real well for her first time.
mitch
Very well doneI'm thinking about putting a giant squid on the pile side.
I'm searching for a good image to use, but squids look pretty difficult to do well. (and I'm afraid if I mess up, it'll look like something not-so-family-friendly, if ya know what I mean)
r8shell
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Gorgeous laguiole!This little fella is a favourite.
I had it made at their custom shop many, years ago.
XC75 carbon blade, smooth bone & stainless fitting. Only 9cm closed, cutting edge about 7cm real pocket friendly
The background is a spice rack my 13yr old daughter made in woodshop that she gave her Mum for Mothers day just past. She did real well for her first time.
mitch
Very nice work!Maybe a Whaler might be fitting on the pile side!
You have quite a talent Rachel. Just wonderful! I haven't forgotten the Boker tree.
You might not be able to show it here on the porch, but what a great conversation starter...
Incredibly nice work on the mark side! Nice shark
I kid, I kid.
How about a buxom mermaid on the pile side?
Jack has a ivory lambsfoot he probably wouldn't mind letting you practice on.
I wouldn't dream of it!
