Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: DennisM on July 27, 2012, 02:48:45 pm
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I'm just getting into bow making,but I have been building knives for quite a while. Here's one I just finished for a friend. It's a drop point hunter design. The blade is just under 4" long, 1" wide, and 3/16" thick with a deep hollow grind. The knife is 8 5/8" long. It is ATS-34 SS blade with Desert Ironwood burl for the handle. Mosaic Pins and nickel silver guard.
Thanks For Looking
Dennis
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love that ironwood!!
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Sweet blade! Knife making is one more hobby that I've always wanted to dive into. I've made a couple, but nothing even close to yours.
Did you make the sheath too? If I can make a suggestion on the leather tooling - you may want to try making a cut with a swivel knife along the edge of where the textured part in the middle meets the un-tooled part. It will give a sharper, straighter border between the two. But still, that's really nice work!
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That's a beauty!
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very nice
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DM, That's a beaut....nice to see a good lookin tool from a guy that knows what they are for. Johnathan C's knife I have is the same way....real good lookin and very very functional as well.
rich
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That is pretty. You make a really nice looking knife. I hope you post some more.
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I like that knife. ' Frank
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a beauty for sure.
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Looks high quality there DM. Good lookin sheath too. dp
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Cool 8)
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great lookin knife!
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Very nice looking knife.
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Gorgeous knife!