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Here's a Little Skinner I just finished up. Used 2 type of woods on it!! Thanks for Looking!!! :) Frank Steel.....1095 HT by Me Scales.....Ebony/Bloodwood Pins.....1/8" Brass Handle Length.....4 1/4" Blade Length.....3 3/4" Overall Length.....8"

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This is my first Differential heat treated Knife. It came out pretty good. You can see the Hamon but it's sorta hard. I used Hi-Temp Stove and Furnace cement. Up to 2100 degrees F....Thanks for Looking!! Hope you like it!!:) Frank Stats: Steel.....3/32" 1095 (HT by...

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Here's 3 Mini Knives I made for neck Knives. They are only 4 1/2" Long, Handles are "Argentine Lignum Vitae" and 3/32" 1095 steel. Now I have to get busy and make "Neck" sheaths for them.. These 3 little boogers are sharp as a razor. Hope y'all like them. Thanks for looking. :) Frank

Hey Dee...It would help if you would let us know what kind of steel you are using?????

JLaw....Here's one of my skinners doing the cardboard test. USA Carboard not Chinese....Very proud of this test, I do my own Heat Treating! Thanks Again, Frank Here is a small knife I made,and I ran a test on it. I cut 201 pieces of (American) cardboard, some of them long cuts. When I got...

Thanks for the kind comment!!...I convex grind about 1/3 of the way up to the spine.....Then sand with 400 grit and then use Scotch brite pads to finish. This way I have a satin finish on the Blade. Not bragging, but I cut over 200 pieces of thick cardboard with one of my skinners, and it...

Here's another Skinner I finished up for some of these ole Bama Rednecks. The person I made it for, is an avid Deer Hunter,hopefully he will get to use it this year, instead of making kindling with it. Hope y'all like it. Thanks for looking!! :) Frank Stats...

Here are two I made that are Identical just different Scales. Hope y'all like them...Thanks for looking!!:) Frank Overall Length.....8 3/4" Blade Length.....4" to scales Steel.....3/32" 1095 (HT by me) Pins..... 1/8" Brass

WOW!! THAT SURE IS A BEAUTIFUL KNIFE!! LOVE Those Handles!!Outstanding workmanship sir!! :) FRANk

I've been on this "drop point skinner" kick for the last few weeks. . Hope y'all like them. Thanks for looking!!:) Frank Stats: Both Knives are the same besides the wood for scales. The top knife is Bubinga wood and the bottom one is Chakte Viga. Overall length of...

WOW!! Kimmo, What a Beautiful Knife!! You always amaze me with your Knives!! This Wood is absolutely AMAZING!! :) Thanks for Posting!! FRank

Thanks Cal! I sanded to 400 Grit, then put on 2 coats of "Minwax Wipe-On Poly" (Clear Satin) let the coats dry and then used 0000 steel wool bewteen coats. let dry for a day. then used 2 coats of "Briwax" with rag,let the wax dry and then buffed with an old cotton tshirt. Hope this helps! :)...

Here's another skinner I made this last week....Hope y'all like it!! Thanks for looking!!:) Frank Stats: steel.....3/32" 1095 Overall length......8 1/2" Blade.....4" Scales.....4 1/2" Wood.....Purple Heart

Here's a couple of Skinners I just finished. Both are about the same size, the Bloodwood one, has a little bit longer handle.... Hope y'all like them. Thanks for looking!!:) Frank Stats: Steel.....3/32" 1095 Scales.....Crotch Walnut (Woodmans) and Bloodwood Overall...

For your first Knife of this style, You sure are doing a Great Job!!! Can't wait to see it finished!! GO BAMA!!! :) Frank

Here's a Skinner, I just made for a Friend. He really likes Bloodwood.Got to make the sheath. Hope y'all like it,Thanks for Looking!!:) Frank Stats: Steel......3/32" 1095 Scales.....Bloodwood Blade Length.....4" Overall Length.....8 3/4" Pins.....1/8" Brass

An Outstanding Job on this Skinner!! Love that wood!! :) Frank

Hey Chuck.....That's got to be one of the best answers, I have ever read on any forum!! So nice, when a Pro like you Takes the time to explain this....Kudos to you Sir!! :)