A few I have been working on

Bailey Knives

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The fat nosed skinner is for a friend. All the others will be for sale when I make some sheaths. I tend to put that off as much as possible.

I will take more pictures when I get the sheaths done. I just got a new camera and wanted to try it out.

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What are the dimensions on the 4th model down?
 
That is the small one of the group. The blade is 3 1/2" from tip to handle and 7 1/2" oal.


I also just realized that I ended my title in a preposition. My sister the english teacher would be appalled. It should say "A few on which I have been working"
 
Wow Matt, haven't seen your work before. Forgive my ignorance. :) Do you have a website as well as the listings you do here?
 
Mapper, I do not have a website yet. I have been "working" on one for about a year now. I do the knives part time, and havent gotten around to finishing the website. I will talk to my friend I have working on it this weekend.
 
Here are the dimensions on the skinner

The blade is 4" tip to handle and it is just a little over 8 1/2" overall. The steel is 1/4" thick 1095. It seemed a bit thick for a skinner, but that is what he wanted. It looks to me a little like the tip of a WSK. I kind of like it and will probably make one for myself for my next camping trip.
 
those are very nice designs. I think my favorite is the fourth one.. I feel the same about the sheaths.. its not very hard to do, but its not grinding steel either.
Paul
 
Matt,I think your friend will be very happy with the skinner!Your designs are great and your file work is fantasic,thanks for sharing!!
 
I forgot to answer the question about steel. The skinner is 1095, the one with the african blackwood handle is 1084 and the rest are 1080
 
Matthew, I really enjoy your work. Clean, simple without being plain, even elegant. Nice work,,,
jm
 
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