I wouldn't normally put two burls togeather, but I kinda like these two. I was going to use the rosewood for the ferrule and Maple for the handle. What do you guys think, should I? Its going on one of my knives
I wouldn't normally put two burls togeather, but I kinda like these two. I was going to use the rosewood for the ferrule and Maple for the handle. What do you guys think, should I? Its going on one of my knives
I think that would be a great combo. Since the grain pattern is pretty similar, I think they would match up well and provide nice color contrast.
"God sends meat and the devil sends cooks." - Thomas Deloney
Seems like a very Del-esque thing to do. I don't hear too many people complaining about his choices in handle material.
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I think it would work out really good.
Good contrasting colors as opposed to clashing.
I bet it would look really good if you used a black spacer between the two different woods.
I agree with the black spacer suggestion. And I would make sure there is enough rosewood left for a handle, looks like a great piece...
Stefan
oh mama those are nice burls.
I think it would cool the other way around if the rosewood is big enough for a handle.
The maple kinda looks like a blond ferrule on a rosewood wa knife
+1. I'm a light ferrule/dark handle fan.
Though I could not caution all I still might warn a few: Don't raise your hand to raise no flag atop no ship of fools. - Robert Hunter
Stefan, I have another big block for a handle, bought the small block to use for ferrules this stuff was expensive!!
I don't think I've really seen many knives with the lighter colour handle and dark ferrule with woods like these, it sounds like it would look interesting
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