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2nd attempt at a knife using an Old Hickory blade

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tshrcav8r

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This is my second attempt at messing around with Old Hickory knives. I started with one of the 8 inch slicing knives. I removed the grind lines and roll stamping from the blade and straighted the back of the blade. The bolster is lead free plumber's solder. The handle is deer leg. I used the other end of the bone to make a powder measure. I am still trying to get the hang of aging. I used Fiebing's leather dye and flat black spray paint to get effect you see here. I still need to finish the aging of the blade. I hope to get a rawhide sheath made in the next couple of weeks. I haven't made a rawhide sheath before. I am looking forward to trying.

I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to improve.

Thanks in advance, Tim

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