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Hello guys, the weather is sunny today, and the 'man' says its staying that way. Therefore as the move with commence Sunday, I say again that this is the last batch to come out of my basement. God willing it'll be the truth this time.
This weeks batch includes the knife I'm donating to the GA Guild. Its a Woodsman with a forged in curley cue. The bolsters, pins and bullseye filler are black can micarta. The scales are Bloodwood. The steel is 3D Spalted 01 steel. I actually made four knives to match it. The Hunter is available for $305. First pic is a group shot, then the Woodsman, then the Hunter.
Update: The Recluse with the curley cue is now available as well. Nice thin 1/8" thick 3D Spalted 01 steel with a beauty of a convex sabergrind! $285 shipped with sheath!
Woodsman:
And the available Hunter looks like this:
This is a really BEEFY KE Bushie. The blade is 3/16" thick 3D Spalted 01 steel with a convex sabergrind. The handle is maroon linen micarta over black linen, with an orange stripe and black pins and bullseye filler. The spalting, and just the feel of it are spectacular if you're a thick blade guy. Its got a heft. $240 shipped with sheath.
Check out the African Blackwood and nat canvas on this Terassaur. The nat can really pops next to that blackwood and the orange pinstripe really set them off. Real gentlemens knife. The steel, again, is a beefy 3/16" thick 3D Spalted 01 with a convex sabergrind, so its a tough SOB too. $270 shipped with sheath.
This is a convex saberground Recluse on 5/32" thick 3D Spalted 01. The handle is nat over black can with an orange stripe. $240 shipped with sheath.
And lastly, this Hunter came out really beautifully I think. Its hard to let it go. Osage and nat can with an orange stripe. $255 shipped with sheath.
Guys, thanks for viewing this thread, and supporting Fiddleback Forge Knives.
This weeks batch includes the knife I'm donating to the GA Guild. Its a Woodsman with a forged in curley cue. The bolsters, pins and bullseye filler are black can micarta. The scales are Bloodwood. The steel is 3D Spalted 01 steel. I actually made four knives to match it. The Hunter is available for $305. First pic is a group shot, then the Woodsman, then the Hunter.
Update: The Recluse with the curley cue is now available as well. Nice thin 1/8" thick 3D Spalted 01 steel with a beauty of a convex sabergrind! $285 shipped with sheath!
Woodsman:
And the available Hunter looks like this:
This is a really BEEFY KE Bushie. The blade is 3/16" thick 3D Spalted 01 steel with a convex sabergrind. The handle is maroon linen micarta over black linen, with an orange stripe and black pins and bullseye filler. The spalting, and just the feel of it are spectacular if you're a thick blade guy. Its got a heft. $240 shipped with sheath.
Check out the African Blackwood and nat canvas on this Terassaur. The nat can really pops next to that blackwood and the orange pinstripe really set them off. Real gentlemens knife. The steel, again, is a beefy 3/16" thick 3D Spalted 01 with a convex sabergrind, so its a tough SOB too. $270 shipped with sheath.
This is a convex saberground Recluse on 5/32" thick 3D Spalted 01. The handle is nat over black can with an orange stripe. $240 shipped with sheath.
And lastly, this Hunter came out really beautifully I think. Its hard to let it go. Osage and nat can with an orange stripe. $255 shipped with sheath.
Guys, thanks for viewing this thread, and supporting Fiddleback Forge Knives.
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