Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: KHalverson on May 20, 2013, 09:01:54 pm
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friday at work i was showing the minimalist knife to a co worker
me mentioned how hed like to have a little brother to that knife as an every day carry
so saturday morning i fired the forge and this is the end result
7-1/4 o.a.l 3.0 blade forged from a nicholson drop off of another blade
vinager etched to show quench line
thanks for looking
Kevin
(http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/oxbowsteelheader/001-13_zpsd536171f.jpg) (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/oxbowsteelheader/media/001-13_zpsd536171f.jpg.html)
(http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/oxbowsteelheader/014-3_zpsf25eb41c.jpg) (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/oxbowsteelheader/media/014-3_zpsf25eb41c.jpg.html)
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Those are too cool!!!
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Nice pair of knives how tough are files to forge.
Rob
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As a proud owner of one of Kevin's knives, I can tell you guys that are drooling over this, you ain't wasting your spit! They ARE worth drooling over!
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That's too cool. Definitely to my liking.
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Both are nice,got to make me one.
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Love it,love them both,very cool looking knives. :)
Pappy
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Damn nice knives, bet they sit really nice in the hand
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I've always liked that style. Alittle more dagger shaped and you've got yourself what I call a steamboat gambler's knife. I've always wanted to try one, maybe you've given me the gumption. 8) thanks, dpg
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Awesome work as usual Kevin. Your steel is as good as it gets my friend.
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i gave the small knife to my co worker today he was pleased and surprised.
hes making his own sheath i cannot wait to see what he comes up with.
JW your to kind. this ol norwegian is startin to blush
rob heat them to 1600f+ and strike while the iron is hot and theyll move into shape quite nicely
bowtarist forge one of those up id love to see it
pearl glad ya like it . makes this alf hass blacksmith bladesmith feel pretty good to know people are usen em and liken em
Kevin
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As a proud owner of one of Kevin's knives, I can tell you guys that are drooling over this, you ain't wasting your spit! They ARE worth drooling over!
I second JW, we were comparing our knives we got at the Classic. I sure wish I new a certain Tomahawk could have been had before it was traded. :'(
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Same here, Eddie. Having a hawk to go with the knife that goes with my gun would be an awfully satisfying acquisition.
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The simplicity of those designs hide how complex your work truly is. well executed. VERY COOL.
chuck
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great work Kevin, anyone would be proud to carry one of those!
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Thanks to my great friend Kevin, my son and I both have one of these to hang around our necks. He also gave us each a fire kit he put together with a forged striker, chunk of flint, char clothe and some jute/hemp rope. Kevin I cherish all the edges you have given us, your a good man my friend. Hope the gift Jake gave you can be put to good use.
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I to would like to thank Kevin. He walked up at Elm Hall and handed me one of his fire kits as a gift. Thank you again. You have a never ending supply of flint!!!
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pearl
im really glad you and jake like the knives and fire kits
I am truely honored and humbled by the walking stick jake made for me.
I will definitely put it to good use .
jon
im glad you like the kit.
just a small token of my appreciation for all you've given me the last few years
Kevin
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Brother, I Love that Drop Point Blade...
Beautiful Work no doubt...
-gus
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Awesome knives. Very elegant and functional design. I love the blade shape, too.