Shad they are very sharp need to tape up to work the handle.Beautiful knives everyone.Thanks Ramon and Micky.I know the bow works hope I can get the knife bloody soon.Kip

Here's some of mine...

I've got several more blades just waiting for me to find some free time.

Clint those are awesome brother. Wow a knapper aa knife maker, and a leathersmith  

Thanks Mickey, that means a lot coming from you.

My problem is I've got way too many things I like to do.  You know the old saying...jack of all trades, master of none.

I just wish I had more time to play, but there just aren't ever enough hours in the day.

Rascal,

They are scary sharp.  They hold a good edge as most of them are laminated steel with a very hard inner layer with two milder steel outer layers to provide strenght to the more brittle hardened layer.  Haven't sharpened mine yet, but knowing my skills, I'll never match the factory edge.

Here's mine with my bow both from Wingnut. Osage and cocobola in handle and bow. Season opens oct 1st hope to bloody both then.

Dang Tony, that turned out real pretty.

Mike

Awesome, incredible, magnificent, and dang purty!

Well here's one I did, along with 3 sheaths.

I made this one for a Tradganger. He sent me the Helle BraKar Blade which is 5" long. I added the antler bolster area and the ironwood handle. It has a SS guard and red, white & blue spacers. Over all length is 10"



Enjoy!