One of my own...........
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One of my own...........
I've seen some mighty fine fixed blades here and a lot of good ideas for patterns!
This one is Palm wood on a 7" skinner. The S30V stainless steel blade has a 3" cutting edge, my treble clef makers mark is a little to large (I need a smaller stencil) it has a tapered tang with black liners, stainless steel pins and lanyard hole. The spine has lightly rounded edges.
This one is Palm wood on a 7" skinner. The S30V stainless steel blade has a 3" cutting edge, my treble clef makers mark is a little to large (I need a smaller stencil) it has a tapered tang with black liners, stainless steel pins and lanyard hole. The spine has lightly rounded edges.
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Re: One of my own...........
I like that Gary.
That cross grain black palm is really nice!
That cross grain black palm is really nice!
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Re: One of my own...........
Very nice Gary. I'd love to have one like that. 
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Re: One of my own...........
Thanks for the feedback gdog, Randy.
Dale, that palm wood is hard as heck, I never would have thought it. It's another piece of wood I picked up from Hukk some years ago. I like it, it worked up well and it's tough as nails!orvet wrote:I like that Gary.
That cross grain black palm is really nice!
Phil, it has a couple of minor "character" flaws (like the maker) but I would be glad to send it to ya for inspection and a run around the block.philco wrote:Very nice Gary. I'd love to have one like that.
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Re: One of my own...........
I like the makers mark myself Gary...looks great...
thats a skinnin machine by the looks of the pattern...
love the recess for index finger, as if you were choked up on the choil of the knife,
I feel from using similar designs that gives you more control for fine cutting chores
Putting you up in rareified air, kinda looks like cross between Loveless and Moran pattern I have seen, nice
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thats a skinnin machine by the looks of the pattern...
love the recess for index finger, as if you were choked up on the choil of the knife,
I feel from using similar designs that gives you more control for fine cutting chores
Putting you up in rareified air, kinda looks like cross between Loveless and Moran pattern I have seen, nice
Will
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Re: One of my own...........
Nice knife, well done. ___Dave
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Thanks Will! It's kinda of an overgrown neck knife inspired by one of Murray Carters patterns. I widened and lengthened the blade out and kept the same general handle pattern because of it's comfort and control. I'm calling it a skinner because that's my intended use for it this fall!stagman wrote:Putting you up in rareified air, kinda looks like cross between Loveless and Moran pattern I have seen, nice
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Re: One of my own...........
A very nice looking knife, Gary. It looks like it would be a fit for almost anybody's hand.
Love that tapered tang.
Love that tapered tang.
Joe
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Thanks Joe. It's a very comfortable knife, I can't wait to use this pattern out in the field, that's where the rubber meets the road............
I'm going to try to take those tangs down even narrower. It's a little tricky up at the top of the taper when trying to fit your handle material. It sure helps reduce the weight on the bottom end though.
I'm going to try to take those tangs down even narrower. It's a little tricky up at the top of the taper when trying to fit your handle material. It sure helps reduce the weight on the bottom end though.
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