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    Out of the fire it doth come forth, this double shoulder Iron Horse; and if you dare to test this blade, then upon thy cheek it must be laid !

    I was shooting here for something reminiscent of the traditional meat choppers of times past. I used A2 steel for the blade. Scales are Buffalo Horn with ornamental Nickle steel overlay. Spacer is also horn. Satin finish. 1/4 hollow double shoulder grind.

    Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving !

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    WOW!!! That is very impressive, love everything about it.

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    Wonderful as always Ken,whats that puppy wgt in at?

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    Man, that is Cool! Most different for a custom. It must be a handful. I would like to give it a go!

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Wonderful as always Ken,whats that puppy wgt in at?
    Hey thanks Bill! Yeah, I new that questions was coming. LOL It was a challenge from the beginning to keep the weight in check. It is 4.1 oz. I suppose I could have trimmed a little here and there to get it lower, but I liked the way it looked and a part of me liked the weight, just went with it. Its "balanced" well and feels good in my hand. Definitely not a beginner blade though. Best Regards Ken

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    Not to be picky but your scales are off a tad,the spec sheet you sent with mine stated 2.9 OZ.
    Took it to the lab at the hospital I work out of,They can wgt a dust particle
    Mine was actually 2.75. Nice work man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Not to be picky but your scales are off a tad,the spec sheet you sent with mine stated 2.9 OZ.
    Took it to the lab at the hospital I work out of,They can wgt a dust particle
    Mine was actually 2.75. Nice work man.
    Yeah, that darn scale of mine, think its time for an upgrade.

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    Very, very nice work! Love the serrations on the tang - gives it an even more aggressive profile, if that's even possible.

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    OMG....who does this belong to?? I'm weak in the knees!

    The scales are a bit modern for me, but that blade just makes my heart beat faster. Kenny, I think this is one of the best I've seen from you!


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    Excellent design.
    Very well done, thanks for sharing.

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