Set of 4 Hunters (Pro Photos added)

[Lin Rhea]

All done. #1 is in the mail. These are 2, 3, and 4. I snapped this shot just to show you and will get a pro photo as soon as I can.
 

[Emmons]

Well done Lin, excellent hunters.

[DANA HOLMAN]

Lin, i know it's tough to make two alike, but 4 of them is quite a challenge, Nice job, the new owners will be very happy.
Dana

[Rusty Snuffers]

It saddens me that this thread was started on my birthday and none of these fine knives are coming to my house.   :D

As to that "plain wood", simplicity just works sometimes, eh?  Beautiful work as always, Sir.

[Lin Rhea]

Thanks guys.

#1 and the sheaths arrived this afternoon so I took a shot of them in the sheaths. These are basic pouch sheaths built like a tank.

 

[Bigriver]

Those look like they are all business, really nice.

[akaboomer]

Outstanding Lin! I am not confident enough to try multiples of the same knife. Kenny did a great job getting the sheiths to match too. Should be a happy, and proud customer.

Chris

[Craig B]

Those look great! That style of knife really speaks to me. I also really like the way the underside of the guards on your hunters transition to the handle material. I seem to have trouble making a smooth transition like that without creating a 'finger groove' on my knives. Whats your trick?

[Lin Rhea]

Craig, If you'll notice, I reserve the back 1/3 or more of the guard material for the transition from guard to handle. In other words, I consider that part of the guard also part of the handle. The guard is 3/8 inch thick. I'll try to video how I do this soon.

   

[2treks]

Real nice Lin,


CTT

[amar911]

Sure do like the "Final 4" Lin!

Allan

[Craig B]

A video of the process would be a tremendous help and greatly appreciated. I'll definitely be looking for that one

[WRV]

Very Nice!