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Just delivered this hunter and skinner to their new owner. 3.5" blade 7" oal 154cm with some really cool double dyed (red/black) stabilized box elder burl The Drop point hunter is 154cm 8.5" OAL 4" blade and a 4.5 " handle. Two piece handle, micarta bolsters with Redwood burl behind. Used...

Finished the sheath

This is one of my larger hunters made this one from alabama damascus. It is "9 overall with a 5" blade and some crazy Australian York Gum burl handles with stainless pins. I did the etch in boiling vinegar. Only took about half an hour to get it done. Trying somthing new with the sheath so...

Don't mind at all :) Thanks for the comments StaySharp

Yes I use a file guide. Thanks for your comments :)

Thanks for the kind words and the constructive criticism. The whole angled plunge line started when I began making knives on a 10" cone loc grinding wheel I wanted to get a flatter grind rather than what I could get on the wheel. I was suggested that if I angled the blade while grinding that it...

Another one hot off the bench. 7.5 " total length with a 3.5 " 154cm blade. The handle is some awsome black ash burl with stainless pins and blaze orange G10 liners Thanks for looking StaySharp @@@@@

As per a suggestion in my first slipjoint thread I cut in the nail nick using a dremel cut off wheel mounted in my drill press. Worked like a charm. Great looking slippy!

Thanks guys :)

Hey guys just finished this drop point hunter for a custom order. 154 cm with Wenge handles 4" blade with 4.5 " handle Wenge wood scales attached with 2 nickle silver tubes and one stainless steel pin. The sheath has a dual carry belt strap Thanks for looking StaySharp

Thanks. Yep I'm pretty happy with it for sure :)

Thanks guys. Now to make another one :)

Got it finished up this evening. I used 1/16" aluminum liners and cocobolo dymondwood scales. Definitely not perfect but I'm proud as heck with it. It is pretty snappy opening and closing but far from difficult. I will be making more of these slippys for sure. Thanks everyone for all your help...

Thanks. Mine is definitely 154cm not cpm154

Thanks guys I will have to fwd that chart to him as he said his chart only goes up to 1000f and shows that ending up at 61rc. He said if I were to grind the spring thinner it should be fine but Im not so sure....The blade and spring are already in the mail back to me so if I can't make it work...

Is there any way I can temper it lower myself? I know I have seen others use 154cm for blade and spring so it must be possible to temper it lower somehow....

Just heard from the heat treaters and they are telling me that they are unable to temper 154cm down below 56-57 is this going to be ok?

I left he edge a bit thicker than I would have with a slicer. I left it just a bit thicker than a dime (the batteries in my micrometer were dead when I went to check)

Hey dogs, I've got a batch of blades that will be heading to heat treatment tomorrow. Among them is my first kitchen chopper/cleaver. I used 2"x 3/16" 440c and it is 11.5" long from tip to tail with a 5.5" handle. My question is regarding what rc I should be asking for as the customer told me he...

Hey all, I've been busy with fixed blade orders so haven't had much time to work on this project but today I got the nail nick cut in with a diamond cutoff wheel and a dremel mandrel from home Depot in my drill press. Cut a very nice clean nail nick thanks for the tip :) also got the blade...