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Using the stock removal method, I will use just about
anything the customer wants, Lately I have used a lot of ATS 34, Swedish
Stainless Damascus, Devin Thomas Stainless Damascus, Robert Eggerling,
and 416 stainless for the bolsters. Mainly full tangs with file work on
top with matching Dangular bead. For all my fixed blades I hand make,
hand tool, and hand sew a 6-7 oz or 8-9 oz cowhide sheath. Click
here for leatherwork
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