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Blade Name Help? Got it. Thanks. Finished photo pg 2

Started by Lin Rhea, June 21, 2015, 09:30:00 AM

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Lin Rhea

I need help naming a blade. I have made this particular shape blade a while back for my son. I have played around with the shape but keep being drawn back to the original profile. I just think it is pleasing and functional. As they say, "form follows function".

I intend to make this blade in any number of sizes but this one is 10 inches and about .300 thick at the ricasso. My son's is scaled down to 9-1/4 and he loves it.

I would like to have a one word name that is not already taken. Something in nature would be ideal. Thanks for your help in advance.

   
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KSCATTRAPR

Ol' Grizz!!! Looks like it could probably take care of one.

akaboomer

I think untamed or wild when I see this. Sauvage= untamed or wild in French.

Chris

chinook907

Happy Father's Day.

Maybe narwhal.

Or cornice, as in a snow cornice.
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Lin Rhea

Thank you for your replies. I'm still liking to hear more if possible.


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"We dont rent pigs." Augustus McCrae
ABS Master Bladesmith
TGMM Family of the Bow
Dwyer Dauntless longbow 50 @ 28
Ben Pearson recurve 50 @ 28
Tall Tines Recurve 47@28
McCullough Griffin longbow 43@28

mj seratt

Probably already taken, but TALON jumped in my mind when I saw it.
Murray Seratt

Sarge11

"Denali" as in the mountain, which means " the high one".

Roughcountry

That profile is my personal favorite. In a very small size it is the best I've found to peel furbears. Can't help much on a name, nothing comes to mind that quite matches the just right profile and handy properties of that blade.
Handy sure describes it but just isn't enough.   :confused:

Bladepeek

Since I'm from Michigan (and like the home team from Ann Arbor) I'd have to say the Wolverine.
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South MS Bowhunter

"Tahoe" meaning "Big Waters". To me like the drawing out and flow of the steel   :goldtooth:
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D.Ellis

I was trying to come up with a water related name as well due to the flow. A real aggressive name would not suit it(in my opinion) since it is not an aggressive looking blade.
What about "fjord" or if you wanted to go with 2 words, "South Fork"??

Darcy   :campfire:
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lilbobby

The first picture reminds me of elk antler tips "Ivory" or "White Elk".
Conny

Track

Does have a shark profile. Since it is hand forged, how about hammerhead?

Ga.boy

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Izzy

"American" says it all. Freedom, wildness and peerlessness.   :thumbsup:

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