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Muskrat "Hawbaker Special"
Length: 3 7/8"
Frame: 416 SS Integral Bolsters/Liners
Handle: Green Jigged Bone
Blades: O1


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Liner Lock
Length:4 5/8 "
Blade: 3 1/2", 104 Layer twist 1095 and 15N20
Bolsters: 30 Layer twist 1095 and Nickel , hot blued
Frame: Anodized titanium
Handle: Walrus jaw bone
(my damascus)

Nice knives. I especially like the muskrat. Slip joints are my favorites. I love making them.

What type of mill do you use to mill the liners are they dovetailed into the handles?

Thanks Tony.
I use a Jet 16 mill I have had for about 15 years. I have found that a 1/4 " four flute cutter works fairly well at about 600 rpm.
The bolsters are not dovetailed.

David

Neat, clean, and simple eligance, I love them, espeicily the slip joint.

Wow, those are real beauties!!! Super clean and well-executed! :)

Thanks for sharing.

Nick

Thanks for the compliment.