7 blades on the bench - ( Knives and sheath now finished )

[Scott Hanson]

Spectacular group of knives Scott! Well done Sir.

Thanks John I appreciate it.

 

[David Mary]

Gonna clutter up the thread with another expression of admiration for some fantastic work!

 

[Scott Hanson]

Gonna clutter up the thread with another expression of admiration for some fantastic work!

Thank you David, I appreciate it,

 

[Londinium Armoury]

Beautiful.

 

[1066vik]

very nicely done!

 

[Scott Hanson]

very nicely done!

Beautiful.

Thank you gentlemen, I appreciate the kind words.

 

[Scott Hanson]

Three sheaths done four more to go, then time to get ready for bow hunting. More photos to come later when there finished and ready to head out the door.

 

[Scott Hanson]

Got the sheaths all finished, just have to do the final buffing and sharpen them, then snd them to their new homes.

 

[cbach8tw]

Love the curved one reminiscent of the one that inspired Bo Randall.

 

[Scott Hanson]

Love the curved one reminiscent of the one that inspired Bo Randall.

Thank you, those are replicas of the first knife Bo Randall made in 1937 that is featured on the cover of Sheldon and Edna Wickersham's book, Randall Knives a Reference Book.


The knife that inspired Bo Randall was a knife made in 1936 by William Scagel, Bo Randall was on vacation in Michigan and seen the knife being used to scrap the bottom of a boat, he didn't like the way it was being abused so he bought it from the guy, or so the story goes.
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Right now these are the two most requested model knives I make, when I get a little more caught up on my orders I'm going to start making other Scagel style knives and other Randall models.