Little stainless knife sort of copied from J. Neilson's B.U.K design but done by stock removal with bone scales. 6" overall and 1/8" thick CPM 154 steel. With apologies to Mr. Neilson for stealing his excellent design (for my own personal use, not to sell.) :)
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NICE!!!
Great job! Did you do the Kydex too?
that's something I want to learn, Skull. How to do a kydex sheath.
Thanks guys. Yep I did the sheath too. Kydex is pretty easy to work with and there's a really nice video on youtube showing how: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lczZWgN4Kg
I just use two boards with camping mat foam for a press and sit on it for the weight. I already had the screws and eyelet stuff from Tandy leather for doing leather sheaths.
Wampus,
How did you get the grooves in the bone?
Tommy
QuoteOriginally posted by woodsman1031:
How did you get the grooves in the bone?
The easy way, I ordered them that way from Sheffield Supply. I've had the scales around my shop for several years so I don't remember what I paid for them.
Where do you find a LARGE piece of kydex?
Knifekits.com sells Kydex sheets in 12"X24" size. They have them listed as by the square foot but when you order two, it's sent as a 12x24 sheet. http://www.knifekits.com/vcom/index.php?cPath=41_54_136
If you need bigger than that, you might have to contact the company:
http://www.kydex.com/company_distributors.asp?submit=contact&id=288