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Hello everybody! A few lovely knives for outdoor activities, they feel really light feel in the hand! Steel: 1070 high carbon steel Dimensions:Overall lenght: 25 cm - 9.8''Blade lenght: 13 cm - 5.11''Blade widght: 3.3 cm - 1.29''Blade thickness: 4mm - 0.157 inchesHandle lenght: 11.5 cm - 4.5''Weight: 180 grams - 6.34 ounches Handle material: Burned oak wood with aluminum pins and lanyard tube. One of them does not have a burned handle but oak wood as it is. Differentially heat treated by drawing back the spine with a torch. Finished with ferric chloride. They come with a leather sheath. Feel free to ask me anything via comment or pm. Asking price: 200$/knife Free international shipping with priority mail and a tracking number.Via PayPal.
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These three are away in the post in the morning and while the pics are terrible due to the low winter sun the wood is actually quite nice on them. I will have to look at a decent light box set-up for taking these pics indoors as the pics taken outside really detract from the presentation. The first hunter skinner has cocobolo with ebony bolsters A full flat grind on 4 in x 1/8 1084 blade at 61 R tested (100x3.2mm) This is my safari knife (bushcraft) with cocobolo and ebony on a 3 3/4 in x .157 01 blade at 61R (90x4mm) The guy wanted both the horizontal carry and a stadard vertical carry sheath which I did before I designed the multiple carry sheath shown for my safari knife This one if for another chap and is the hunter skninner with curly maple and jarah (blade specs as for the hunter skinner above.
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On a hunting forum the guys had seen a couple of my knife projects and it was sugested that a group buy might be in order so this is the result with them all profiled with coarse belt today. Nine round butt skinners on top with a pair of boys knives, 2 light hunters, a reverse angled hunter skinner, 2 wapiti hunters and 3 boners on the bottom row. May get the egdes all tidied up with fine belts tomorrow and start cleaning up the faces.
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Here a few knives a made, all hand forged on a coal fire in a 'Brut de Forge' style, most things i make are bushcraft related. Thanx for watching, cheers Igor.
