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Tag: Bone

Slipjoints Galore

December 9, 2015 scottmartin Leave a comment

Slipjoint folders - great eastern cutlery - northwoods (Photo franksler - Instagram)

What’s your favourite slipjoint? Pictured here are assorted popular traditional folders from the likes of Great Eastern Cutlery and Northwoods Knives. Digging that abalone handle and ghostly handle amid the other stag and bone. (Photo: franksler – Instagram)

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Great Eastern Cutlery, Northwoods Knives Abalone, Bone, EDC (Everyday Carry), Folders, Great Eastern Cutlery, Northwoods Knives, Slipjoint, Stag

Caring for stag/bone handles

July 2, 2015 scottmartin Leave a comment

stag-handle-randall

Stag and bone handles are beautiful to have as knife handles, but being natural materials they contain a certain amount of water content. This may dry up overtime if not well maintained and cause the stag handle to shrink or even crack, leaving the tang of the knife exposed. This is especially true in places that experience a dry climate all year round.

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Knife Care Bone, Knife Care, Stag

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