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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.

THAT LOOKS SOME COMFORTABLE

Thats mighty fine work!

Randy

I like that Gary.
That cross grain black palm is really nice!

Very nice Gary. I'd love to have one like that.

Thanks for the feedback gdog, Randy.

orvet wrote:I like that Gary.
That cross grain black palm is really nice!

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!

philco wrote:Very nice Gary. I'd love to have one like that.

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.

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
Will
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/clearcreekknives

Nice knife, well done. ___Dave

stagman wrote:Putting you up in rareified air, kinda looks like cross between Loveless and Moran pattern I have seen, nice
Will
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/clearcreekknives

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!

djknife13 wrote:Nice knife, well done. ___Dave

Thanks Dave. Appreciate the feedback.

A very nice looking knife, Gary. It looks like it would be a fit for almost anybody's hand.
Love that tapered tang.

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.