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There is a school of knife making out there known as "tribal" or "neotribal." These blades remind me of some I saw in Africa. I agree there is a real satisfaction in turning found steel into something useful -- although my efforts typically go to fireplace pokers and such that require little skill (I don't have any) to be made to do their job.
As Rick said, thanks for sharing -- and you do indeed need only please yourself!

Hey, don't forget our wooden spoon, Bill!! Hey, dijja see that? I just invented a birdname! :)
 
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as it started , a piece of rusty junk and a little bit of C100

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what you get after a little bit of work.
 
found a piece of carspringsteel in the dust of the road, will be an nice little knife









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