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Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: kbaknife on October 10, 2009, 05:47:00 PM
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Just having some fun and tryin' new stuff.
I have always had an interest in being able to create as many varied types of knives and styles as I can.
This has yet to get the marine epoxy finish, but the day is almost done and I had some time.
The blade was forged down from 1" thick 5160 stock, done in the "Brut de Forge" method and cord wrapped over Western Diamondback Rattlesnake.
Will get a cross draw sheath with a groovy little concho.
It'll be on my table at the Ohio Classic in 2 weeks.
Now, don't make fun of me.
(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Knives%2009/cw3-1.jpg)
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That's a beauty Karl.
Where is the Ohio Classic?
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Originally posted by 4runr:
That's a beauty Karl.
Where is the Ohio Classic?
74 miles from you:
http://www.ohioknifeshow.com/
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Thanks for the link. Will definately put the Saturday show on my calender.
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Nice Karl, is that flat or hollow ground? Hard to tell on my computer.
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It's about 90% flat grind, and then I finish it off with a convex configuration.
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hi Karl, cute little knife indeed! there are quicker, easier and in my view better ways to lock/seal that handle in than epoxy ;-)
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Then why are you keeping it a secret?
There's no secrets around here, Matt.
(This ain't one of them uppity knife forums)
And, it's just great to see you here.
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Cool Karl. But I thought the paracord should be left dry, so you can change it when it gets nasty, or if you want a different color?
Dan
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I don't know what Karl is thinking, but I like it!
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Originally posted by OconeeDan:
Cool Karl. But I thought the paracord should be left dry, so you can change it when it gets nasty, or if you want a different color?
Dan
Dan, I guess there are no set rules here.
One might also leave it un-treated so as to be able to have about 8 feet or para-cord for an emergency.
In this case, I DID want to protect the snake skin, so I soaked the entire thing.
I've got a buddy who seals his cord warp as well, and when it gets dirty he sprays it off with WD-40!
Who knows.
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I really like the shape of this one Karl.
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Wow Karl, you are really expanding your style! I like it!
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