With my kick of forging Bare Bone Utility Blades, I decided to see if I remembered how to add a handle. My personal carry is still handle less though...tippit
Three just finished...
(http://images2.snapfish.com/232323232%7Ffp83232%3Euqcshlukaxroqdfv7%3A8%3B%3Dot%3E2%3A34%3D%3C%3B5%3D85%3B%3D3943%3C%3B576%3A32%3Cnu0mrj)
(http://images2.snapfish.com/232323232%7Ffp5436%3B%3Enu%3D3943%3E%3B4%3A%3E24%3B%3E2%3A34%3B4%3A33%3C23%3Bot1lsi)
(http://images2.snapfish.com/232323232%7Ffp543%3B7%3Enu%3D3943%3E%3B87%3E66%3B%3E2%3A34%3B8775%3C23%3Bot1lsi)
(http://images2.snapfish.com/232323232%7Ffp543%3C2%3Enu%3D3943%3E%3B%3C4%3E748%3E2%3A34%3B%3C483923%3Bot1lsi)
very nice size and construction! Price?
I like them all.... but the osage is beautiful!
Steve
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Potomac Forge
Member, W.F. Moran Jr. Museum & Foundation
That second one is a dandy!!!
Really like the damascus blade, Jeff!
Beautiful work!
Nice work Jeff! You think they'd skin a bear?
:goldtooth:
Osage, dyed fiddleback maple and amboyna burl?
I like the minimalist design concept, the the handle scales are definitely more comfortable for me. Like them all!
Lin,
Most came from ideas at bear camp. I'd throw a bunch of knives on the skinning table to get feed back...likes & dislikes :) All blue collar working blades. Thanks for all the kind comments...tippit