Birdseye Fighter/Camp Knife

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Here's a fighter/camp knife I just finished. She's really light and fast in the hand. A real beauty, this one is perfect for fighting with that next piece of cedar kindling around the camp site ;) Man oh man do I ever love making these Bowie's :D Specs are as follows :

Steel : 1/4" 5160 @ 59/60 HRC
Hardware : 655 silicon bronze guard, pin & lanyard tube
Handle : WSSI stabilized birdseye maple
Sheath : 8-9 oz. veg tanned leather ; hand sewn
OAL : 13-1/2"
Blade Length : 8-1/4"

Cost : $ 325 + shipping ( typically ~ $10 conus) This ones Sold, Thanks guys : )

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Please forgive the massive pics. I posted this knife to the customs forum first and could not for the life of me figure out how to attach the same images here :o . I ended up having to do it this way until I find a solution. Thanks for your patience guys and also for the kind words :) The cost and a few more pics up now :o
 
Absolutely stunning! The first knife of that size and craftmanship that I would not be afraid of using AND abusing!

Great knife!
 
Absolutely stunning! The first knife of that size and craftmanship that I would not be afraid of using AND abusing!

Great knife!

Thanks MM :thumbup: That's exactly what I make them for ...... well, the using part anyway ;) I know what you mean about the abusing part though and I'll take that as a compliment :D
 
That is one of the most beautiful knives i have ever seen. very nice job. God that handle photo should be sent to the woodworking mags for publishing.

wow! :eek::eek: :thumbup: :cool:
 
I received your email automaticman :thumbup: Thank you very much

And thanks for all of the great comments guys :)
 
Wow, David -- you outdid yourself on that one! It is absolutely stunning.

Nice score Automaticman.
 
Great work on that one, Dave. For anyone that hasn't seen some of Mr Wesner's work firsthand, let me say that not only is he a craftsman but the precision is unbelievable. The symmetry... everything. I gave it some thought then saw under his website (or somewhere) that he was a machinist before he became a bladesmith.

Let me tell you, it really shows!
 
Very Nice Dave!! I wouldn't worry too much about the pictures, I could almost feel them they were sooo close! Your attention to detail sets the bar for the rest of us.....Gary
 
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