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Old 19th October 2008, 07:50 PM   #8
G. McCormack
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Wow great examples!

Yannis, that knife you posted would have been even more of a pain than some other pieces-- It's easiest to follow the edge or spine when scraping, but that piece used a jig that the blade was clamped into in order to get the non-edge-or-spine following fullers. Cool!

Here's another, you can really see the scraper marks in the second pic, the smith didnt do any more clean-up.
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