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Cool blade. I allmost seeng myself making a large meet portions for the barbeque with that one. I like that curve. 2thumbs

http://picasaweb.google.com/knifemaniac0/FirstCombatKnife# My first military knife. 65G - spring steel - 6mm thickness. Diferential HT. Bead blast and hot oxidation. Micarta scales with tubes. Kydex sheath. I left a glass break point at the end of the handle. Enjoy. :)

Beautifull little beatle. I like the filework and stag colour. I know a hunter that skins with such ring knife. It is comfortable for delicate tasks.

That is hunters wet dream! I like the cross on the sheath too. It all looks very aristocratic.

Cool warnie! That curve on the end of the handle - is it for the thumb in reverse grip?

Combat knife is beadblasted and this weekend I will try to oxydate it black.

That is something diferent. Knife has beautifull design. And will never be lost in woods.

Thank you! :) I have to say, that I used Klingspor cork belts 400 and 800 grit, and thay work just outstanding for mirror finish. I broke the edges with a piece of broken HSS saw blade and than apllyed some green chrome rough to it. I polished one of the blades from 320 grit satin finish to...

Gallery I made a small drop point from RWL34, blue-black G10, corby rivets and stainless lanyard tube. It is hardened to aproximately 59-60 HRC. And some blades. From the top: 1. Drop point hunter RWL34 - 4mm thickness, flat ground to the back 2. Warncliff neck knife RWL34 -5mm...

I also think, that after I mount the scales the whole knife should be left for a few days in a warm place before grinding and final finishing. (Damn, I hate to wait :mad:)

Thanks for the answer. :) I tought I am doing something wrong.

Once again old thread maybe. Let's see. First i make a full tang knive. I mount a wooden scales (not stabilized). And after few weeks or months - HA! The wood shrinked and expozed the corners of the tang. Just a tiny part of the edge, that you can feel with your fingers. So, if the wood is...

I never glue my pins trough the guard. For example if I drill the hole with 3.2mm drill, (which my pinstock thickness is), than I drill with, 3.5 just for a 1mm from the surface. Tha I leave a lot of pin lenght above the guard surface and humer it down unthil it goes allmost flat to the guard...

Great hunter, Milt. Like the way you smoothened the handle and guard shapes. What wood for the slabs? Looks like diamondwood laminate of so.

I use 400 and 800 grid cork belts. It gives very nice, even finish. I tryed the green chrome on and it works great, but it still eats metal. I have to break the points as you say and try again. It is wonderfull that you can push a little harder on that belt, because it creates a little bit less...

Hello, Andy. I recently made a knife for a customer, that accidently occurs to be your WOODSMAN model. The customer gave me a cardboard model, that I work on. I hope that you will not take me to a court for that. My version is flat ground 14-4CrMo stainless steel with convexed edge and G10...

Thanks. :) Sloted guard was PITA.

I made these two this weekend. Gallery Drop point hunter is in RWL34 - 4mm - about 59HRC, brass guard, pins and tube and India water buffalo horn scales. Flat grind with secondary edge. Buscrafter is made from 5,5mm thick Latrobe 14-4CrMo in 57HRC (god knows why it gave such hardness -...

My first try. Steel 1.4034 (or 420 AISI) and micarta handle. In year 2007 :D

Thats my kind of knife. Great handle, dude. 2thumbs