10" Damacus bowie. (My first)

Phillip Patton

Phillip Patton

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Steel: San Mai construction, with W2 core, 1084 and 15n20 sides

Hardness: 59 RC

Blade length: 10"

Total length: 15- 5/8"

Blade thickness: 1/4"

Handle material: Desert Ironwood

Price: $550 + $11 shipping

I can take check, or MO. No paypal for now.

Comes with leather sheath, which is not finished, so I can make it the way you want.

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Thanks for looking!
 
MAN THAT IS SWEET!!!!!!! Yes I was yelling. I love that combo. Ironwood is my first choice. Great job.
 
Oh jeez!:eek:

That is outstanding! I especially like.... hell there's nothing not to like about that blade:thumbup:!
 
Always liked your knives and this has to be one of the best. Wish I had the money, I'd get it right now.

I'm sure it will be gone fast, Dr. D where are U?
 
SpearZ said:
Always liked your knives and this has to be one of the best. Wish I had the money, I'd get it right now.

I'm sure it will be gone fast, Dr. D where are U?
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Thanks, Spearz. :)
I think Dr. D prefers straight steel over damascus. I owe him a knife already, but we haven't settled on a design.

Thanks everyone for the positive comments. I'm definitely making more bowies. I'll be doing a different guard and handle on the next one, and it's not san mai. It should be ready this week, if I get my rear in gear...
 
:) That's a nice blade. I was watching the race and missed it.:(
It reminds me of a knife a friend had when we were boys 55+ years ago. His uncle had bought it in Mexico in the 1930's Had a fancy sheath too. Somebody stole it when he was in college.
Bowies are always popular-at least since 1832 or so.:D
 
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