Snakewood Pit Bull

Nifmakr · Post by **Nifmakr** » Wed Oct 22, 2003 11:06 pm

One more Pit Bull and now I've got to get cracking on some two-bladers. I finished this one yesterday, I think.

70-75 Aircraft Aluminum Frame
Snakewood Inlays
1/8" Flatground, Mirror Polished CPM S30V Blade
5 1/2" closed
9 5/8" open
Weight: 4.7 oz. (132.3 grams)
Right or Left Hand Operation

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Tell me what you think. I hope you like it and thanks for looking.

Steve

BennytheBlade · Post by **BennytheBlade** » Thu Oct 23, 2003 12:32 am

man-o-man... that is a beautiful knife.
great lines and super polish on the frame.
Id be scared to pick it up its so mirrored.

Nifmakr · Post by **Nifmakr** » Thu Oct 23, 2003 2:03 am

Thank you Sir!

Actually, 70-75 holds it's polish pretty well. It will scratch but not as easy as 60-61.

Glad you like it and thanks for looking.

Steve

Post by **tr4252** » Thu Oct 23, 2003 10:35 am

Flawless. I like the wood even better than the abalone one.
TR

Nifmakr · Post by **Nifmakr** » Thu Oct 23, 2003 9:24 pm

Thank you, I like woods but the majority of collectors do not. Most like the shells and ivories. There are some awfully pretty grained woods out there to be had and they really don't take any more maintance than the other stuff. I thought that stabilization would change that but it hasn't as much as it should have.

Thanks for looking. I'm glad you liked it.

Steve