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Now you've all got me researching this knife design! This knife is my take on the Grohmann "Canadian Belt knife" as they call it. A lot of the folks I associate with use the Grohmann knife in the field. I found the design comfy but a couple things bugged me. The hollow grind seemed too thick...

I like your sub hilt very much. The fit and finish looks great! It takes a lot of time and care to do work like that!

Hi everyone! Here are a couple Canadian hunter style knives I've been grooving on for the past couple months. They both have 3.75 inch long blades and are 8.5 OAL. The polished knife is 3/32 thick ATS-34 measuring 60RC, it has Water Buffalo scales with red liners and brass bolsters. The...

Do it Brad, I think it would be beautiful.

I really like the plunge line and blade shape. I echo Joel's post above, love to know how you did the plunge lines.

I really like the bone handled knife. I think it is because the blade is recurved ever so slightly. You've been busy!

There's a shop to be proud of!!!!

Do you glue the squares together?

Mark, I'd like to participate. Thank you, Duncan

I'd be proud to have that in my collection! Well thought out and executed.

That's a beautiful knife. Thanks for sharing. Duncan

I really like how you used G10 for the bolsters. Good thinking! Duncan

Thats a knife to be proud of. I really like it. I'm curious how you achieved the concave chamfer around the butt of the handle. Duncan

Good advise. Lube with high pressure way lube. Wipe it on critical surfaces often. I'm guessing that it really important to keep on top of it in Texas if its humid.

Very Cool! I hope my boys will have the same interests when they get old enough to work in the shop!

Ausbrooks, Those plunge lines down right voluptuous, I can't take my eyes off them when I look at the knife. How did you achieve them? Duncan

I like the sheath, very creative and attractive belt loop.

Better!! Yeah!

Thank you for the complements, Ausbrooks. I don't think the background has anything to do with it, I'll try posting it again, but maybe I'll need to use a hosting site like you do.

Not sure why the photo isn't sharp. The original is, and I didn't resize it. Any suggestions?