A new Breeden knife, my new woods wandering partner.

Mistwalker · Jun 8, 2009

Ok...because of the somewhat different nature of this one I am going to do a different thread on this one, one all to itself.... soon....but here is a picture of the next Breeden I'll be working with. This one we worked up with more of a "combative" nature but still very useable in the woods.

thundermoon · Jun 8, 2009

Bryan does some amazing work......you can't wrong with any of his knives! Plus you would be hard pressed to find a better person to deal with.

sicily02 · Jun 8, 2009

HI all,
Well like mistwalker said this knife is some what combative in nature

and I know personaly that this knife likes to draw BLOOD

. I did this earlyer to day.:thumbdn:

It does like to make fuzzies from Osage wood from hear on the farm though

and split wood.

Isn't she pretty though LOL

Thundermoon great to hear from you and thanks for the kind comments

.

Take care and you all be careful with them sharp pointy things

Bryan

Mistwalker · Jun 9, 2009

Man I just can't wait to get!

Hey,

just because it bit you doesn't mean you need to dull it any before you send it

sicily02 · Jun 9, 2009

Hi all,
Mistwalker, Yea I bet you can't wait, it does not help, with me sending you pics or posting pics LOL . Sorry about that. Well kind ya. LOL
I think I might have to keep if for a few more days though to tame it down abit LOL . Last evening when we went for a walk. I took that out for blood knife

and It tried to BITE me again and Kathy saw it and said maybe you should send that Wildcat out in the morning to Brian and make sure you put that hellraiser in a leather case with when we get home LOL LOL.

chat with you later,

Bryan

Snake Dr. · Jun 16, 2009

sicily02 said:
HI all,
Well like mistwalker said this knife is some what combative in nature and I know personaly that this knife likes to draw BLOOD. I did this earlyer to day.:thumbdn:

It does like to make fuzzies from Osage wood from hear on the farm though

and split wood.

Isn't she pretty though LOL

Thundermoon great to hear from you and thanks for the kind comments.

Take care and you all be careful with them sharp pointy things

Bryan

I like this one In the Green Canvas Micarta, What's the Spec.'s on this one Bryan ? I'll be sending you an E-Mail latter Today,

Great review's MistWalker, You really put a Knife through a Good Work out I like that, And I like the style of this Knife, It's a Great design !

sicily02 · Jun 16, 2009

Hi all,
Thanks Dr. Snake, Here are the specs on this one that mistwalker has.
It has a 6.5" long by 3/16" 0-1 steel and is just a little over 1.5" wide blade. The handle is just about 5".
Yea mistwalker does some neat reveiws.
Mistwalker has gotten the knife and after chatting with him I can hardly wait to see what his next reveiw will be like.

Looking forward to getting your email.

Bryan

Snake Dr. · Jun 16, 2009

sicily02 said:
Hi all,
Thanks Dr. Snake, Here are the specs on this one that mistwalker has.
It has a 6.5" long by 3/16" 0-1 steel and is just a little over 1.5" wide blade. The handle is just about 5".
Yea mistwalker does some neat reveiws.
Mistwalker has gotten the knife and after chatting with him I can hardly wait to see what his next reveiw will be like.

Looking forward to getting your email.

Bryan

Thank's for the Info. Bryan, I cant wait for the MistWalker review on this one !

Mistwalker · Jun 20, 2009

Me either but I have my hands full at the moment...long story but Bryan knows it....

sicily02 · Jun 27, 2009

Bumped for pitdog

Bryan

pitdog · Jun 28, 2009

Cheers buddy, yeah I musta been sleeping eh cos I was actually the first person to reply on this thread ! Doh !!!!

sicily02 · Jun 28, 2009

Hi Pit WOW I did not notice you were the first one to reply. I must have been sleeping to LOL LOL.

Bryan

udtjim · Jun 28, 2009

I may need one of these as well.

sicily02 · Jun 28, 2009

That can be arranged Jim LOL Wait till you see the 3rd knife in this Tactical / Woods using line up. The 3rd knife is done and I am working on the sheath now. No pics yet but in time, Well there is, but I am not posting any just yet

Bryan

Mistwalker · Jul 26, 2009

Just a few pics that illustrate how the bevel (acute angle on left side) on the scallop and choil facilitate a good grip an good scraping surface for making fatwood fuzz, and how using this and the razor sharp edge to make thin shavings makes me very pleased with this knife's attributes for fire starting. I'll definitely be incorporating this into a smaller version in the future.

sicily02 · Jul 27, 2009

man those are really thin scrapings. I take it you really like that little beveled area you put in your scallop?

Bryan

Mistwalker · Jul 27, 2009

sicily02 said:
man those are really thin scrapings. I take it you really like that little beveled area you put in your scallop?

Bryan

Yeah, actually I like it a lot so far. I think it may well become a standard or at least common thing for me to do. When it comes to fire starting I like every edge I can get. And it didn't take much of a bevel at all for me to notice a difference.