Thread: Show me your knives

Originally Posted by Rushy

Jeez you fellahs have talent.

And some.

This knife is older than I am.(I'm *cough* 42) It was my Dad's, a Buck made in USA. That's all I know about it. I remember it always hanging from his hip growing up. Hunting, home kills. Same knife for everything. I got a new sheath for it when he gave it to me as he has lost his old one. Now it has a new lease on life.

This is one is the third different set of luminous handle material that I have tried and probably the best option I have found yet. The handle glows very well, but needs to be exposed to a fair bit of light first. The material is a little different to look at and to work with compared to the other luminous material I have used before. It seems to be flakes of luminous material mixed into some sort of resin. The handles are very hard and take a lot of sanding to finish well. They look a bit plain in the day light, but really come to life when they are in the dark.

This knife is a version of my hunter pattern, but with a bit more drop at point than normal. The steel is 3.5mm Nitro V with cryo treatment. The blade is a full flat grind. The handle is a tapered tang, with the luminous resin scales, green G10 liners and stainless Loveless bolts & lanyard tube.

The bottom two pictures show the handle in a dark passageway, then sitting on a bench top in a completely dark room

Using this this morning. It’s an old Blackjack made by Bark River. 1095 steel. A bit thick and heavy, and ugly too. But handles and cuts like a demon. It has a good high and thin edged convex grind.

Originally Posted by littlemorepork

Another bird and trout from my workbench. Steel is 440c, blade lenght 8 cm. Handle Cocobolo, sheath 3mm cowhide.
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Hope you like it! Thanks for looking!

Nice design and beautifully executed. Tapered tang?

A slicer for my daughter. RWL34 and acrylic with copper corbys.