That is ONE classy knife. Beautiful.

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Thanks Howard:)

nothing superfluous , bravo master

If ever a Jacklore and its sheath were made for each other, this is it. The shading and darkened areas of both sheath and scales just blend seamlessly to give a beautifully aged look. Marvellous. 😃

Thank you for sharing your video! Beautiful Work! Cheers!

Just beautiful

Beautiful as always Sandy! Hope your well my friend 👍🏽😎

The master delivers again, great work sandy, best wishes dave chubb

So very nice to see. Eye candy I believe is what they call it. Smashing !! Thanks for sharing. Tony.

Beautiful!

👍

Beautiful..

Thats stunning Sandy, truly beautiful. One day............................

Absolutely beautiful as always Sandy!! 🙌👍🤠

Exquisite

That's pretty 😍

Hi Sandy, another great looking knife. I'd never heard of knobthorn, so had to look it up. I now know it's a South African acacia, which suits the knife perfectly.

Absolutely beautiful!!

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Beautiful workmanship as always Sandy. Love the dimensions on that one.

That’s a beatiful knife!!🤩

Stunning as ever mate....

Never heard of knobthorn, looks fantastic sandy

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It's a South African Acacia wood Cam and very hard

Beautiful

Amazing mate !! Mines an heirloom item

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Thats great to know Paul. You have Bibby knife Nr 1 :)

Wow! How long did that take? No audio? Looks fantastic Sandy.

A beautiful Bibby Sandy 👏👏👏 and in stainless SF100 👍 You've got to stick with that kind of two tone aged look on the sheaths 👌 it just takes it to Another level 🙌 unless people specify an alternative , stunning sandy 🇬🇧 I tip my 🎩 too you sir 👌

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Thanks Martin, the look is dependent on how each piece of leather takes the dye, no two sheaths are alike

Very nice too. Can you do a session on how you work with stainless please Sandy, I would love to know more about it. Thanks Andy

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There's a video up on the channel not that long ago which covered the Heat treat process

Is this knife available to buy?

No need to apply balm on this one.