The first one is a skinner with Osage Scales.
The second one is a little utility neck knife with Camphor burl scales. Both are 1095HC steel.
Thanks for looking and any comments, critique welcome please.
Jeff (http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y231/maddogfletcher/PictureorVideo002.jpg)
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y231/maddogfletcher/PictureorVideo005.jpg)
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y231/maddogfletcher/Osageskinner2.jpg)
I love it! Especially the osage one, it would match the bow I try to make so perfectly!
:clapper: :clapper:
Beautiful polish too.
Well done
F-Manny
Very nice
Very nice knives, why dont you send them to me for safe keeping ? Tim
They look nice to me. I'm currently working on my first two helle blade knives. I don't know a thing about the termanology or metal. Scales is the wood on the sides I assume? How did you make that brass thing on the front? What's it called? Thanks, Mike
Man , you just get better and better!!! :wavey:
VERY NICE! :thumbsup: Wish I had that talent.
Those are great knives. I really like that osage one looks great very trad.<><
Hey thanks guys. Bodork, those are called bolsters. They are scrap brass, all i use is scrap brass from work. Those were from 3" brass tube that i cut into strips and flattened.
It is a great hobby as stickshooter would agree. He makes some awesome "Cheater" blades.
I've been waiting for one for years.......Did ya hear that Stick?
Jeff
Looking good Jeff! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: