REDRUMMD CUSTOM BUCK 110 KNIFE - NEVADA DESCHUTES JASPER SLAB SCALES

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Ebay's "new rates" (effective 5/1/2013) and PayPal fees add up to about 12% of the sale price including the knife, stone, shop overhead, my labor charges and even the postage. 12% on everything. I am moving every knife I can to pre-sales for my repeat customers and my website. I am sorry but I just cannot afford to send Ebay and PayPal 12% of EVERYTHING without adding it to the cost of the knife. This knife is a Buck 110 with Silver Nickel Liners and Bolsters. Deschutes Jasper – The scales are cut from twosister slabs of the very well-known Deschutes Jasper from Oregon. This is the top grade Porcelain version of Deschutes Jasper. This stone is completely mined out so only available through existing collections. This Jasper takes a very high gloss polish. This knife is durable enough to be used as an Every Day Carry knife. The stone scales are actually really durable and won't be harmed if carried in a sheath. Even if dropped the bolsters protect the stone well although I wouldn't recommend dropping it onto stone or concrete. It is stone and could chip or be cracked if it lands poorly.... The knife is a Buck 110 with a 420 HC stainless steel blade. The photo's really do show the knife well. It is Redrummd 1834PCS. This is a link to my knife forum. These will give you an idea of what I do in my shop and a place to meet others who collect my works. You will need to join the site to be able to go to my profile and view the forum . It is free to join. /forums/forumdisplay.php/878-Art-In-Stone I have a link to a tutorial I wrote that explains what it takes to make a knife like this on my website at: / I have developed a grading series to assist collectors and buyers of my knives in determining how good I deem any knife to be. I will be using a new numbering method to ensure that long term I can identify the quality of any knife being sold - even in the secondary resale market as my knives are now starting to be sold by others. Knives with a "PCS" after the number are from my "Personal Collection Series" and are the best of the best. They always have exceptional stone used and the fit lines are also exceptional. Knives with a "CS" after the number are from my "Custom Series" and have very good or better stone and good fit lines. If a knife with exceptional stone has less than exceptional fit lines it will be sold as a "Custom Series" knife. Knives with a "EDC" after the number are from my "Every Day Carry" series and are knives that are the very best bargains. These knives were intended as "CS" or "PCS" knives but ended up with a fit line or other workmanship issue that I find to be less than good or that have stone that an internal imperfection showed up during the cutting and polishing. I do all of the cuts and fit lines with nothing more complex than good eye hand coordination so sometimes my skill falls a bit short of what I would like. I will always identify why a knife ended up in this group. I am numbering all my works so if you are a collector you may want to print this out. I do not intend to engrave my works as that would add additional costs to each piece and my goal is to keep my work affordable so that you can actually use and carry my artwork. I do photograph and keep a record of each piece just in case they do become worth something in later years as I am fairly young. Most "stone" used by other makers on knives is not really even stone but rather rock dust reconstituted with plastics and dyed to look like stone such as Turquoise. I only use real stone and the only thing I will do is improve the polish some stone pieces will take by filling in natural occurring structures such as pits, druzy, and lines with a UV stable polymer, usually Hxtal. I may ship the knife in a silicone treated sock so it will arrive a bit dulled by the coating of silicone. I recommend using a rouge/flannel polish cloth to bring up the mirror polish on the metal if you intend to put the knife in an open display. I recommend use of neutr... read more

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