Jim "Treeman" Behring

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Jim "Treeman" Behring

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I just got in this hand full of a knife. I didn't know which forum it would fit in best; it's a fixed blade and a custom..........sort of.


What, use this for hunting, r u nuts!


I don't know how many of you are familiar with the Treeman's work, but he does it all from scratch. From hand forging his blades to the buffing of the hilt, this guy is great.
Guided by the old styles of Scagel, he remains true to his craft. He has quite a picture gallery on his web page.

http://www.treemanknives.com/


seeya......................
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8) gmusic; That is one S W E E T ! looking Custom. ::drool::
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That is nice! I love custom fixed blades! Congrats!
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Thanks guys!
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Re: Jim "Treeman" Behring

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gmusic wrote:I just got in this hand full of a knife. I didn't know which forum it would fit in best; it's a fixed blade and a custom..........sort of.


What, use this for hunting, r u nuts!


I don't know how many of you are familiar with the Treeman's work, but he does it all from scratch. From hand forging his blades to the buffing of the hilt, this guy is great.
Guided by the old styles of Scagel, he remains true to his craft. He has quite a picture gallery on his web page.

http://www.treemanknives.com/


seeya......................
Hmmm fixed blade...Custom blade....?????? I am thinking one heck of a knife to open up a can of beans.. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I am familar with Treemans work and have admired it for some time, he does some incredible stuff..That is one beauty you have there..Very nice... ::tu:: Please send it to me so I can safeguard it until you figure out how to classify it.. :P ::tounge::

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Nope, no way, knife says it's to darn humid back there bad for its complexion.
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