Kith 2015 theme poll

[Pieter-Paul Derks 148]

Seems good to me,time and materials wise.

the only comment I have is that for less experienced makers,or people with limited tools it could prove too big of a challenge to create a blade with such specific geometry and edge angle.

 

Ps. With less experienced makers I also mean myself.

[N. Runals 16]

These have never been done in such a strict manner, in my opinion it's best to say.

 

"Make a puukko to the best of your ability"

 

I feel that with this group that is the best way to push and encourage one another.

[James R.Fuller 15]

Ok.. So we have until July 31st. I guess all that is left is to do a sign up post?

[kevin hopkins 10]

Sweet,now to get started

[dylan holderman 1]

These have never been done in such a strict manner, in my opinion it's best to say.

 

"Make a puukko to the best of your ability"

 

I feel that with this group that is the best way to push and encourage one another.

definitely this ^^

 

if voting is done we should close the pole, i voted boot knife but i'm down for anything at this point.

[GEzell 134]

I have a question, and this might be the best place to ask....

 

Would a typical viking era knife be considered puukko-ish enough to qualify for this KITH, or should I stick with something more modern?

 

The primary difference is these are usually flat ground or convex, the shape is almost identical and the culture the same, minus 1000 years....

[Christopher Price 22]

I certainly wouldn't mind getting a small seax from you, but I think the spirit was more along the lines of the last couple hundred years. I think there's plenty of room for interpretation as long as the general form is followed, I'm already working on mine and have an east-meets-west thing going on.

[Rudolf Harmse 1]

I think it would count as a puukko as the sheath construction and blade profile is almost identical it is just a different finish which was probably what was the best attainable at the time.

[Sean Finlayson 0]

I'm in for a Puukko.