Thread: Show me your knives

Originally Posted by kotuku

mate even lookinat the photos theres some history there.

Exactly. Does anyone remember a brand called Koh-hi-noor or something like that? And Blue Jean, they were very cool.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Exactly. Does anyone remember a brand called Koh-hi-noor or something like that? And Blue Jean, they were very cool.

I have a kohinor, the guy made it and gifted it to my father. It’s an antler handled dagger for pig sticking. I got Hamish to make a nice sheath for it. It’s a little impractical for hunting but still cool. My cousin also has a kohinor, his is a clip point of about five inches, much more practical.


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Originally Posted by MSL

I have a kohinor, the guy made it and gifted it to my father. It’s an antler handled dagger for pig sticking. I got Hamish to make a nice sheath for it. It’s a little impractical for hunting but still cool. My cousin also has a kohinor, his is a clip point of about five inches, much more practical.


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I had a skinner back in the day. Soft steel but came up very sharp. In the end I think that my file completely ate it 50 odd years ears ago.

Isolation has got the creative juices flowing. Plenty to work and refine but not bad.

Originally Posted by viper

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With the virus I have had plenty of time standing in front of the grinder. Fresh batch of Mamba's , Copperheads and Boomslang's all ground and about to head off for heat treatment.

Pretty sure I'm going to buy a knife off you some time soon. They look great

Originally Posted by viper

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With the virus I have had plenty of time standing in front of the grinder. Fresh batch of Mamba's , Copperheads and Boomslang's all ground and about to head off for heat treatment.

What steel? Ta

Originally Posted by kiwijames

Pretty sure I'm going to buy a knife off you some time soon. They look great

Cheers mate, the forum members have been awesome with their support and encouragement.
Feedback from the knives sold has been very positive and a real buzz with some great photo's sent with game.
No rush just let me know when you want to do something and we can chat and go from there.

Originally Posted by viper

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With the virus I have had plenty of time standing in front of the grinder. Fresh batch of Mamba's , Copperheads and Boomslang's all ground and about to head off for heat treatment.

nice grinds. Do you use a jig or free hand?

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Originally Posted by Tahr

What steel? Ta

This batch is 14c28n Sanvik blade steel for Sweden.

Originally Posted by stevodog

nice grinds. Do you use a jig or free hand?

A jig of sorts but very crude, slowly working on free hand but not easy on a tiny grinder with a platen about the size of two postage stamps ( literally ).
Working hard to get a nice grind as it sets the knife up for the rest of the build , once the steel is treated and hard my little 1 x 30 hobby grinder is working it's arse off to remove much more steel so lots of attention at the early stages helps.

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Crack up, yours looks well used


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Yep, had as long as I can remember, think it was my grandfathers.

Originally Posted by viper

A jig of sorts but very crude, slowly working on free hand but not easy on a tiny grinder with a platen about the size of two postage stamps ( literally ).
Working hard to get a nice grind as it sets the knife up for the rest of the build , once the steel is treated and hard my little 1 x 30 hobby grinder is working it's arse off to remove much more steel so lots of attention at the early stages helps.

Hi @viper
Is it the platen or the tool rest that is too small on your 1x30?