Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: KHalverson on December 30, 2013, 07:16:15 pm
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forged from a hay tedder tine. (thanks trapper rob)
the spine of the handle is hard enough to strike flint and spark.
blade was torch tempered and the spine is softer.
8- 1/4 o.a.l 4-1/4 blade
vinegar etched.
thanks for looking
Kevin
(http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/oxbowsteelheader/020_zps3dd93c16.jpg) (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/oxbowsteelheader/media/020_zps3dd93c16.jpg.html)
(http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/oxbowsteelheader/017_zpsc62f7631.jpg) (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/oxbowsteelheader/media/017_zpsc62f7631.jpg.html)
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That there is a knife worth havin, sir. Up to your usual high standards.
rich
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Everybody needs one of those in there Kit. That is awesome.
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I need one of those.fine work sir.btw,love the hawk head.thanks brother.
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Yes Sir!
That's a Beauty!
:)
-gus
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Nice looking knife.
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My possibles bag sure would look good with that beautiful knife with it.
Great job, you are very talented
DBar
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Crap, I think I just coveted. I love how it's a multitasking knife.
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Cool knife.. Beauty of a design
Thanks Leroy
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? for Kevin or anyone else who may know. I bought a knife similar to the one you made and it broke in the handle. I guess because the metal is very brittle. Can that be welded back together? It was a cheaper patch knife but it has a good edge and throws a good spark.
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jon
yes the metal is very hard and a touch brittle.
I have my suspicions why yours may have broke.
I would like to look at the grain structure at the break .
I can weld that for ya also.
Kevin
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Sweet,that's a handy dandy tool. Very nice . :) Your work always impresses me. :)
Pappy