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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: kbaknife on July 17, 2009, 05:40:00 PM
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I'm having a little fun playing with 52100 round bar, and had recently been inspired to do some smaller integrals for easier carry.
These are a full through-tang construction and made in a fixed assembly all the way through with a threaded tang and finial construction.
For a through-tang, I simply don't know of a stronger construction method.
End-grain Spalted and Stabilized maple for handles.
I'll be taking these tomorrow to the 5th Annual Fox River Knife Rendezvous in Island Lake.
Thanks.
(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Knives%2009/SMI3a-1.jpg)
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Same ol Karl! Very nice work! LOL!
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Very nice! I like those!
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IN GOD WE TRUST
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I sure wish you would quit posting these pictures, it's going to cost
me a bunch of money if you don't. That's a beautiful knife, but I think all your knives are.
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Karl, Those are sure purrty! How do you get that nice big rounded curl...by hand or some grinder attachment? Jeff
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Nice Karl! I hear another of my buddies is packin some fine steel. Keep it up then I don`t have to worry bout them eyin mine up!
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Originally posted by tippit:
Karl, Those are sure purrty! How do you get that nice big rounded curl...by hand or some grinder attachment? Jeff
Not sure what you mean by the "rounded curl"?
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Just that deep rounded plunge line. Do you do that with a file or have a rounded off corner on your platen?
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Gotcha.
It is forged in at the beginning of the forging process, and is then refined at the grinder with a 1" diameter contact wheel.
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Originally posted by hunt it:
Nice Karl! I hear another of my buddies is packin some fine steel. Keep it up then I don`t have to worry bout them eyin mine up!
He got a nice one, too, Dave.
Seems like a really nice gentleman.
Keep 'em coming!