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I JUST FNISHED THIS HUDSON BAY STYLE KNIFE FOR A GUY. IT'S A LITTLE BIGGER THEN THE LAST ONE. HAMMERED FROM 1/4" 5160. BLADE IS 7.5" OAL IS 12". FILE BOLSERS OF COURSE.<><

Thanks Guys. I am thinking a rawhide sheath. Or Maybe a beaded sheath. My wife does a awesome job on them. She was thinking a quilled sheath. I am trying to save for a KMG grinder to get a better cleaner grind.Kinda hard to do with what I have now LOL<><

thanks I know i am outta my class on here but love looking at knives no matter what. and showing some I make.LOL<><

Well I know it not a exact reproduction of a Hudson bay knife. but it's done stics way LOL. It is a brute. Hammered from 1/4" O1 steel and blade is 6.5" oal is 10.5" 1.75" wide. Farriers rasp bolsters and elk antler. Made it rustic which is what I like best. thanks for looking.

crosscut zebra. Looks cool IMO.<><

WOW (PICKING JAW UP OFF THE FLOOR).<><

SWEET STUFF .<><

here are some file Bowies i have done.<><

Well thanks guys. I am a bit out of my class with most everyone on here if not all. But ya gotta start somewhere and I am a slow learner LOL<><

Some on here may know I make knives from Resurrected materials like sawmill blade ,files,Rasps and plowshares leaf springs and the like. i like a rustic looking knife/ period style. And thats what i try and do. Got a LONG way to go to get where i wanna get but having alot of fun getting there...

Well I am new here(1st) post. and I know I am not anywhere near the class you guys are. But i love making knives. i make all my knives from Resurrected Materials big old sawmill blades ,files ,rasps, plowshares and alike). I love the Rustic look on knives. I made this from a plowshare. guess you...