Finished this Survival Bowie knife. 1095 carbon steel, 5" blade, high saber grind, modified clip point with false edge, 5mm thick, custom jimping, full-tang, strike pommel. Honey Mesquite wood scales with brass rods and lanyard. Handcrafted leather sheath in dark brown. A stout knife yet easy to EDC. Proudly made in El Paso, Texas. Let me know what you think!
Finished this 6" Woodsman knife in 80CRV2 for a customer. 1/8" thick. 11.25" overall length. Curly Maple scales mounted with brass rods and lanyard. Spine is 90 degrees. Hand stitched Veg-tan leather sheath in dark brown. Good way to end the week.
Recent Kephart Knife I finished. Southwestern inspired. 80CRV2 steel with Pinyon Wood scales from New Mexico. Song-dog themed. Video coming out tomorrow with a Show & Tell on the knife.
I couldn't sleep too well last night so I'm up early. Yesterday I received my replacement HELLE VIKING puukko knife after receiving a steak knife in HELLE packaging a few days ago through Amazon; hence the video below. Not HELLE's fault - I blame Amazon and the scammer who's replacing premium knives with cheap steak knives and getting away with it. Anyhow, enough of my rambling. I'm over it.
Deer antler neck knife I made. I’ll be looking at making some versions using other handle materials as well. Let me know what you think about this creation.
My rendition on a simple utilitarian frontier rifleman’s knife before the government provided one as part of his issued kit. Original rifleman’s knives were butcher knives, daggers, hunting knives, or what ever they could make, buy, or have made by a blacksmith. The blades were often narrow - this one is about 1-inch wide. It was a tool, a weapon if necessary, and worn on the belt.
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Finished this Survival Bowie knife. 1095 carbon steel, 5" blade, high saber grind, modified clip point with false edge, 5mm thick, custom jimping, full-tang, strike pommel. Honey Mesquite wood scales with brass rods and lanyard. Handcrafted leather sheath in dark brown. A stout knife yet easy to EDC. Proudly made in El Paso, Texas. Let me know what you think!
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Finished this 6" Woodsman knife in 80CRV2 for a customer. 1/8" thick. 11.25" overall length. Curly Maple scales mounted with brass rods and lanyard. Spine is 90 degrees. Hand stitched Veg-tan leather sheath in dark brown. Good way to end the week.
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Recent Kephart Knife I finished. Southwestern inspired. 80CRV2 steel with Pinyon Wood scales from New Mexico. Song-dog themed. Video coming out tomorrow with a Show & Tell on the knife.
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Finished this for customer. Forged Frontier Knife in American Black Walnut.
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I couldn't sleep too well last night so I'm up early. Yesterday I received my replacement HELLE VIKING puukko knife after receiving a steak knife in HELLE packaging a few days ago through Amazon; hence the video below. Not HELLE's fault - I blame Amazon and the scammer who's replacing premium knives with cheap steak knives and getting away with it. Anyhow, enough of my rambling. I'm over it.
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Check out my latest video where I take a shackle pin and forge it into a Viking Battle Hammer. Thanks for watching!
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This is the first woodsman's axe I've hand forged from a billet of 4140 steel using only basic tools. Check out the video.
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Deer antler neck knife I made. I’ll be looking at making some versions using other handle materials as well. Let me know what you think about this creation.
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Four future Frontier knives. These are 8” sections of a car spring coil.
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My rendition on a simple utilitarian frontier rifleman’s knife before the government provided one as part of his issued kit. Original rifleman’s knives were butcher knives, daggers, hunting knives, or what ever they could make, buy, or have made by a blacksmith. The blades were often narrow - this one is about 1-inch wide. It was a tool, a weapon if necessary, and worn on the belt.
Blade Length: 6.75"
Handle Length: 4.50"
Overall Length: 11.5"
Blade Material: 80CRV2 Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness: 1/8"
Blade Hardness: 55-60 HRC
Blade Style: Modified Bowie
Blade Grind: Scandi
Blade Finish: Dark Patina
Handle Material: Mahogany
Sheath: Veg-tan Leather
Weight: 6.2 oz.
Handcrafted in El Paso, TX
Only 1 available.
Price: $100 (free shipping in the USA included)
pay.elpasoknives.com/rifleman-special
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