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Awww! Thank you, for the suggestion and for giving me a DD. It is really nice to take a break from working to see that a ton of people are looking at and liking my work. You guys rock!

I have to admit I was a bit shocked, I figured would get the DD before any of my other work, but I'm just happy that my work was good enough to get a DD.

Show me some love on Facebook . You know you wanna.

Name: Rasp Crusader
Blade Material: Horseshoe Rasp
Handle Materila: Orange/black G-10
OAL: 15"

I was commissioned by prison guard that also preaches at a Cowboy church, a to make a knife that was a cross between the style of blade on [link] and [link] Fitting name, no?

He had a Nicholson rasp that he wanted it out of and had their material all ready for me. Not really sure where he got the handle material from, after working it I assume it's G-10. He also wanted me to keep the Nicholson logo on the skull crusher visible, which is why there is so much metal on it. On top of that he wanted a hole in the back. I've always been fond of lanyard holes closer to the spine of the knife, so it gave me a chance to do that.

I was happy about the choice of handle material he had given me to work with, it gave me a chance to use the neon orange paracord that I've had for a long time now. I've just never made a knife with it on the handle, because I wasn't sure if people would like it. So I have a whole roll of Neon Orange and Neon Red that I've never even touched. Looking at this knife, I might use some of them to make a hunting set or something.

That would be fun.

Anyway, I felt it was okay to post this up on here since he is using it as his profile picture on his FB now. So I think it's okay if people see it.

I also decided to play 'Where's Waldo' with my name. It was hidden a lot better before I gave it a mirror polish. Waldo is pretty old you know, he can't hide as well as he use to.

Other Remnants:

Logan Pearce <---
www.pearceknives.com
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| Facebook | Tumblr | Website | © Logan Pearce |

Description
Awww! Thank you, for the suggestion and for giving me a DD. It is really nice to take a break from working to see that a ton of people are looking at and liking my work. You guys rock!

I have to admit I was a bit shocked, I figured would get the DD before any of my other work, but I'm just happy that my work was good enough to get a DD.

Show me some love on Facebook . You know you wanna.

Name: Rasp Crusader
Blade Material: Horseshoe Rasp
Handle Materila: Orange/black G-10
OAL: 15"

I was commissioned by prison guard that also preaches at a Cowboy church, a to make a knife that was a cross between the style of blade on [link] and [link] Fitting name, no?

He had a Nicholson rasp that he wanted it out of and had their material all ready for me. Not really sure where he got the handle material from, after working it I assume it's G-10. He also wanted me to keep the Nicholson logo on the skull crusher visible, which is why there is so much metal on it. On top of that he wanted a hole in the back. I've always been fond of lanyard holes closer to the spine of the knife, so it gave me a chance to do that.

I was happy about the choice of handle material he had given me to work with, it gave me a chance to use the neon orange paracord that I've had for a long time now. I've just never made a knife with it on the handle, because I wasn't sure if people would like it. So I have a whole roll of Neon Orange and Neon Red that I've never even touched. Looking at this knife, I might use some of them to make a hunting set or something.

That would be fun.

Anyway, I felt it was okay to post this up on here since he is using it as his profile picture on his FB now. So I think it's okay if people see it.

I also decided to play 'Where's Waldo' with my name. It was hidden a lot better before I gave it a mirror polish. Waldo is pretty old you know, he can't hide as well as he use to.

Other Remnants:

Logan Pearce <---
www.pearceknives.com
_______________________________________

| Facebook | Tumblr | Website | © Logan Pearce |