Hunters
- btrwtr
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Hunters
Here are two hunters I recently finished. Both CPM 154 steel. The darker handle is stabilized curly red oak and blade is hollow ground from 5/32" stock. The lighter handle is stabilized spalted maple and blade flat ground from 3/32" stock. Both blades are 4 1/2" length and knives are 8 5/8" OAL.
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Re: Hunters
Looks like a handful being 6’2 around 280 I really like them.
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I really like the profile of those blades. They look great Wayne 

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Wayne those both look good. Love the wood on both handles. Lovely work.



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Those are beautiful! That spalted maple is really neat!!!




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Re: Hunters
Those look great! I do favor the darker oak, though.



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Re: Hunters
Wayne these are fine knives ! I had no idea you are also a knife maker as well as being a knowledgeable collector.
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Re: Hunters
Very nice work Wayne.



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Re: Hunters
Very nice Wayne for certain sure !!! When I look at the shape of the blade of
the spalted maple...a cross between a Case 523-5 & a Case NCCA knife small Bowie
Case did for the NCCA years ago...Super job !!!
Stag
the spalted maple...a cross between a Case 523-5 & a Case NCCA knife small Bowie
Case did for the NCCA years ago...Super job !!!
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Re: Hunters
Thanks to all for the compliments on the hunting knives.
I used two different stock thicknesses and grinds to get a similar blade/edge profile. I do like working with CPM 154. Anytime I make a knife there is always room for improvement and a few mistakes along the way. All in all I am pleased with the way these turned out.
I used two different stock thicknesses and grinds to get a similar blade/edge profile. I do like working with CPM 154. Anytime I make a knife there is always room for improvement and a few mistakes along the way. All in all I am pleased with the way these turned out.
If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.
Wayne
Please visit My AAPK store https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/catalog/btrwtr
Wayne
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Re: Hunters
Very nice knives, Wayne. Of course, I'm partial to your folding hunters also!
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Great looking Knives Wayne. Awesome job.
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His Hunters are very nice. I have owned the one he made for me around 3 years now and it has held up extremely well.glennbad wrote:Very nice knives, Wayne. Of course, I'm partial to your folding hunters also!
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Those knives are beautiful and well executed! I love that wood!
Good work on the sheaths also!
Very, VERY nice.

Good work on the sheaths also!
Very, VERY nice.


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Very nice! 

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