Batch for Lee's Cutlery

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Got a batch done for Lee's Cutlery today. Random pics.

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Woodpeckers.

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Runt and Palmer together just for size comparison.

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Bushcraft Karda, in hand.

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Sweet Red Oak EDC.

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i'm calling dibs on the red burlap woodpecker, so hands off anybody :D
nice:thumbup:
just sent a email to lee, andy please tell lee to hold that blade for me.
 
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That Woodsman has got to be one of the sexiest knives I've ever seen. Nicely done Andy.
 
Hey Andy what is the wood on that snubnose? And I like how you dye you osage and sand it off, makes it pop and gives it that lil something extra. :thumbup:
 
Ash on the snubnose and Palmer. Stabilized on Snub. Unstab on Palmer.
 
Fiddleback said:
Bushcraft Karda, in hand.

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I'm in no way qualified to tell anyone how to design a knife :o, but from a carvers point of view, that Karda would be a great carving knife. If you shaved the width down a little, shaved down the finger ramp at the ricasso, it has a very good profile for roughing. The tip looks narrow enough to do some detail work as well. Your handle design is perfect for multiple hand holds that carvers and woodsmen love IMHO. :thumbup::cool:

Just me looking at it from a carvers point of view of course. It looks like a great knife for woodcraft at is.:cool:
 
Does anyone know what type of wood that is on the Bushcraft Karda?
Very nice Andy.
 
Nice batch of knives & Lee is a great guy too.
 
Wow... how about some of these models?!? Palmer! Woodpecker! (never seen) and what is that stub noised beauty up top? Just wow
 
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