A Very Black Knife In Damascus, Carbon Fiber and Leather

[Shadetree Phenolics]

Sgian Dubh: A Very Black Knife

Blade: Crocodile Pattern Damascus, Grind and Heat Treat by Delbert Ealy

Handle construction is Hidden Tang. Hardwood core with Carbon Fiber Sleeve epoxied into place. Both ends faced with Carbon Fiber

Sheath is Kevlar With Carbon Fiber Sleeve Overlay.

Finger guard is Black Leather Turkshead.

7" OAL. Blade has a 3" cutting edge

Price is $180 plus shipping method of your choice. I will consider Shipping International for additional fees. Paypal preferred, but I will work with you for other payment methods

An "I'll Take It" posted here saves it until we make contact via PM or Email.

I'll throw in the flashlight for an extra $15... see pic in post below

Thanks for Looking.

 

[lp640owner]

Very interesting design. Someone's going to get a very unique knife.

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

Thanks!


I sleeved an Inova flashlight with Carbon Fiber, I'll throw it in with the knife for an extra 15 bucks. See pic

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

bump for price drop

 

[Bob Katilus]

It's absolutely great to see a Sgian Dubh in the "For Sale" section. The carbon fiber handle is very unique, especially on a Scottish style piece. It will look good sticking out of someone's sock. Good work... hope to see a matching Dirk.

 

[hangmans joke]

unique and sweet bump for a great looking blade :thumbup:

 

[forcedestrike]

Very unusual blade, I love it!

Someone is going to be very happy with this piece!

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

bump for attention...knife and flashlight combo:

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

still available

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

bump for attention

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

still available

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

still available

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

up for another try

 

[t1mpani]

Couple questions---how thick is the blade on this one? And, (betraying my ignorance of this knotting system) how solidly in place is the leather guard?

 

[Shadetree Phenolics]

Couple questions---how thick is the blade on this one? And, (betraying my ignorance of this knotting system) how solidly in place is the leather guard?

The blade is a hair under 1/8"

The handle has a bit of a taper, so the knot will slip backwards somewhat easily, but not forward. I will epoxy it into place at the customers request, then it will not go anywhere.

Thanks for the interest,
Todd