I love that handle.
I love that handle.
Sadly this handle bit the dust. But I'm glad I got to see it before it went!
What a terrible tragedy.Originally Posted by bcrano
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Dunno exactly. DT called and broke the bad news. I guess it didn't meet his exacting standard so he wanted to make it perfect, which I appreciated. So now I think we're gonna do an ironwood handle as I don't have anymore willow. I have some maple but want to save it for a knife for my buddy. Anyway, wasn't meant to be this go round.
Too bad, but who knows, maybe the next one will be even better.
DT standards are extremely high. I'm sure he found some minescule flaw and decided not to let it leave the shop. He's picky like that.
Pesky
Yeah I have total confidence it will work out for the best. DT is a perfectionist for sure.
Don't worry, you will love your replacement handle. Sometimes new designs take more than a few handles to really nail down. How do I know?
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