BLADE SHOW ’2015' ~ Show Us What You Got!

[RogerP]

Very slick, Joel.

 

[Don Hanson III]

Done.

 

[Erin Burke]

Don... that blue slippy on the left is fantastic. :thumbup::thumbup:
Erin

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Outstanding line up Don. Looks like this will be a great show.
Safe travels to all going.

Chris

 

[penvisser]

Finally done:



Thanks for watching.

gr. Jan

 

[Chuck Gedraitis Knives]

Here is a slide show to the knives that I will have available at the blade show.

http://s568.photobucket.com/user/knifemaker_1999/slideshow/Blade%20show%202015

 

[Big Chris]

I managed to get my last knife for the show finished last night.

This is a Small 1084 Fighter with Ironwood Burl.

I am anxious to get to Blade to meet new and old friends alike.

 

[Kevin Jones]

One would be hard pressed to come up with a finer representation of beautiful handle material in one photo. Great knives Don.

Done.

 

[canineforge]

A great group of knives, Don! Look forward to the big show.

- Joe

 

[Toni Oostendorp]

Got the first 5 ready.....semi-custom Bull Sharks, N690 steel and G10 handles.

 

[Don Hanson III]

Thanks guys!

Joe, I'll see you in the morning. :thumbup:

 

[Ben Seward]

Wrapping things up...

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[RogerP]

^^^ That's pretty terrific!

 

[mwschilling]

Pretty cool Ben!!

 

[Ben Seward]

Thanks, Roger. A lot went into this knife. It's also my first Damascus bowie / fighter. There were soooo many places for this project to de-rail, but thankfully it all came together. Looking forward to trying more carving in the near future. See y'all soon!

 

[Jon Brand]

Don and Chuck... love it!

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

If I'm not careful, I won't have any knives left by the time I get to Georgia.
It's not easy this time.
So, I sneaked one more in for Atlanta.
Do you have a "Bush Kleaver"??
You don't? Really?
(I know where you can get one! )
3/8" thick 1075 and Black Canvas Micarta.
I made this for back country camping. The spade nose is for digging a latrine hole, or possibly digging a fire hole to contain coals for safety.
The cutting edge is for chopping firewood, small saplings for survival use when building a shelter, or spliting/batoning firewood for the fire.
Everybody really does need one.

(It's NOT light.)

 

[Gahagan]

My Take on a Persian fighter

Koa Brute De Forge

My JS Test Knives

 

[mwschilling]

Hey Kyle, I didn't realize you were testing for JS during Blade. Those look nice. Good luck!

 

[Gahagan]

Thanks