Trad Gang

Here's a two drop points I finished a few weeks ago. Both are made from CPM154 stainless with4 1/4" blades. First has a spalted maple handle.

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Here's the second knife with a buckeye burl handle.

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Very nice. I rather like the top one better because you can get all the way down on a cutting board easier and still have an effective finger stop. That's some beautiful wood there.

Thanks Ron. Sometimes I like to take things a little far and make something different. The second one still feels nice in the hand.

I'll bet it does and I also hate building the same thing over and over.

The more of your knives I see, the better I like them and I've liked them from the first.

Thanks for sharing your tallent with us.

Todd

Thanks Todd. You and I have similar tastes in knives. I like what I see from you too.

I really like your bolsters. They really add a lot of class.

Todd

Thanks Todd. I've had some people tell me they don't like bolsters, but I think they do add to the looks and balance of the knife.