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#103246 - 07/15/12 02:45 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Oldvetnam1]
Robert Frey Knife Enthusiast Registered: 06/07/11 Posts: 1540 Loc: Wausau, WI USA	Nice pics again. It will be interesting to find out if Petrified Wood can be made into a knife handle. _________________________ Rob Frey NRA Life Member
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#103247 - 07/15/12 06:07 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Robert Frey]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6853 Loc: Glen Head NY	Peter, Incredible stuff! Hey! ... maybe you can have a whole knife made out of the petrified wood? Tony _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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#103248 - 07/15/12 06:45 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: TonyLaPetri]
Peter_Kaufman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/14/08 Posts: 2582 Loc: Southeast Utah	Tony If I am lucky, it is petrified ironwood How great would that be? Peter _________________________ Peter Kaufman NRA Life GOA SAF RKCC CM-023 RKS #5642 SHAG # 005 Ironwood Nut Life is too short to have ugly knives
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#103249 - 07/15/12 08:48 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Steven Randall Enthusiast Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/21/05 Posts: 1898 Loc: Denver, CO	More cool pictures. I don't know if the shop could make a handle out of petrified wood. But I would think it would be very time consuming. _________________________ Steven K. Crawford RKS 4109 RKCC CM-014
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#103251 - 07/15/12 09:14 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6853 Loc: Glen Head NY	Now THAT would be great!!!!!!!! _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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#103255 - 07/16/12 11:19 AM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: TonyLaPetri]
kalervo Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/28/10 Posts: 1077	If you heavy stabilized it I think it's possible:-) _________________________ Sweden Knifemaker shag #29
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#103266 - 07/17/12 03:12 AM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Chuck_Nan Knife Enthusiast Registered: 11/18/05 Posts: 174 Loc: Rocky Mountains	Bet a dollar to a doughnut that is petrified Desert Ironwood! What else could it be! _________________________ Chuck Fraley 32 KCCH RKS #4806 Lifetime HOG since 1991 NRA Benafactor
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#103272 - 07/17/12 07:07 AM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Chuck_Nan]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6853 Loc: Glen Head NY	How about making something like this out of that stuff ... Attachments ------ _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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#103337 - 07/19/12 05:35 PM unusual petroglyph [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Peter_Kaufman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/14/08 Posts: 2582 Loc: Southeast Utah	I found this unusual petroglyph today, it looks familiar to me Peter Attachments ------ ------ _________________________ Peter Kaufman NRA Life GOA SAF RKCC CM-023 RKS #5642 SHAG # 005 Ironwood Nut Life is too short to have ugly knives
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#103338 - 07/19/12 06:27 PM Re: unusual petroglyph [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6853 Loc: Glen Head NY	...NICE!!!!!!!!! _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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