Some of my fixed blades (pic heavy)

[Centerfinger]

I don't contribute a whole lot here, most of my tools are fixed blades. I figured I would give you something to look at. Hope you enjoy, feel free to ask any questions you might have.

First up is my Bark river piggy back set up. A bravo 1 and Mikro slither. I love this set up, but I currently have it up for trades on other forums.



The is my Bill Siegle bushcrafter. Its made out of 1095 steel, 4.5 inch blade, mosaic pin with a true scandi grind. I just picked this one up a couple of weeks ago. Its really a prototype as Bill was experimenting with scandi grinds.




Next up is my main camp blade made by Mike Burch. L6 steel, g10 handles, 6.75 inch blade a very nice overall woods knife.




Here is one I put together for the Mrs. as a good luck charm. Its a cougar claw with a small damacus blade and ironwood spacer.



These are a couple that I had made up for my daughters. They are John Landi MPM's, 1095 steel, custom glow micarta scales 4.5 inch blade. very cool for their first customs.

[ky40601]

centerfinger,

Impressive display. Like them all especially that little cougar claw and the two you made for your daughters.

Thank you for sharing them.

Jackie

[Froggyedge]

Fixed blades are nice too!
Thanks for sharing!

Have you used that Siegle Bushcrafter much? How do you feel about the scandi grind?

Neat cougar claw knife!

A very nice gift for your daughters.

[Centerfinger]

Fixed blades are nice too!
Thanks for sharing!

Have you used that Siegle Bushcrafter much? How do you feel about the scandi grind?

Neat cougar claw knife!

A very nice gift for your daughters.

Thanks for the nice comments. I have to get some lighter weight leather to make a neck sheath for the cougar claw knife, its more of a novelty than a user.

I actually just got that Siegle in trade last week and thus far I have only chopped through a 3inch oleander branch. It worked great and remained hair popping sharp afterwards. Bill makes some great blades and I haven't heard anything negative about them. I do like the fact that its a prototype and is the only one of its kind. I like scandi grinds (I have 4 scandi grind blades), but my favorite are the full convex grinds of Bark river. Maintaining a true scandi grind is kind of a PITA, but they sure cut good.

[TKC]

Thanks for sharing!!