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Fat Boy 011
"Fat Boy" knife with buffalo bone scales. On my old army camo. I bet not many will recognize the pattern.
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Comment by allanm on June 18, 2017 at 15:43
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Thanks Jeremy. A number of people at work are already asking if I will make for them, make to order, make a selection to sell etc. Maybe some day. For now, I'm a neophyte learning to do this. As a perfectionist I'm my own worst critic. I see every little imperfection.
My friend ended up really happy, as he said, what makes it most special is that I made it for him, and knowing that I did it specifically on Memorial Day for the symbolism. And because I had procrastinated a while over doing it and needed to get started!
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Featured Comment by Jeremy B. Buchanan on June 17, 2017 at 21:08 -
Awesome knife and camo!
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I'm sure few if any would recognize the camo - it's actually old Rhodesian army camo, from my days in Africa, late '70s and into 1980.
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Comment by Jan Carter on June 17, 2017 at 19:17
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I am not guessing about the knife. That buffalo horn looks stunning with that stone wash blade!
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I am just guessing at the camo. The rip stop striped stuff from the jungle
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