Thread: Show me your knives

Beautiful.

Bark River, Wolf River model. S35VN steel. One of their discontinued classics.

The 2nd deer butchered without touching the blade.

First of the 2022 orders. Mamba in 1084.
Green micarta and stabilized curly birch from Finland.
G10 liners and pins.
Heading to Southland and a very active hunter.

Originally Posted by viper

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First of the 2022 orders. Mamba in 1084.
Green micarta and stabilized curly birch from Finland.
G10 liners and pins.
Heading to Southland and a very active hunter.

Work of art. Impressive.

First knife made at one day course, super impressed with the results . I can see how this could become addictive

@chainsaw - great effort!

Was that with Bruce out at Ness Valley?

I did the course a few months back just after lock-down. Been meaning to put up some pics....


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Originally Posted by maccanz

@chainsaw - great effort!

Was that with Bruce out at Ness Valley?

I did the course a few months back just after lock-down. Been meaning to put up some pics....
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Yes indeed. Hats off to Bruce, he runs an excellent course. Best day I’ve had for a long time.

Here's my effort - just need a sheath now....

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seems there is a fella here in Geraldine who runs one too....$300ish for two day .

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

seems there is a fella here in Geraldine who runs one too....$300ish for two day .

$300 for two days is bloody good value

Here's the spread from our day - good variety and all solid efforts



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Originally Posted by maccanz

$300 for two days is bloody good value

Here's the spread from our day - good variety and all solid efforts

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the one in the middle looks like something I could handle using... we likes what we likes LOL.

For a forum member, something different.
Brief was something light, easy to clean and light.
Modified Kephart, skeletonised handle, 12c27n, weights nothing and versatile.

Originally Posted by viper

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For a forum member, something different.
Brief was something light, easy to clean and light.
Modified Kephart, skeletonised handle, 12c27n, weights nothing and versatile.

Did you weigh this? Looks sweet. Been thinking of doing something similar for myself. Feel good in hand?

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Did you weigh this? Looks sweet. Been thinking of doing something similar for myself. Feel good in hand?

Ho Nick, no I didn't weigh it but it was like a feather.
It was much more comfortable in hand than I thought it would be. I spent a fair amount of time rounding and softening all the edges. It also gives an option of wrapping the handle in paracord.
An interesting build that is a very light and practical field knife.

my weeks work pretty productive for me .

from the top
a bunka for a knife in the hat give away
a french chef rehandle
boner
slicer
boner
and a deep nakiri bottom 3 all for one customer