blue EDC/woodcraft- shiny

koyote

koyote

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This is a really nice EDC or woodcraft knife. Made of .095 15N20 with a differential temper, hand finished to 600 grit and buffed on soft wheel. Two thumb grooves file worked into the spine. Comfortable handle, made of blue pakkawood.Pins are 3/16 ID lanyarb tubing in stainless.

Sheath is a buffed deep pouch in black, double stitched and double seamed. Dressy looking. Set up for RH belt carry. Koyote Girl did a perfect zen job on this one, it's much prettier than the photographs

Overall length is right at 8 inches with a 3.75 inch blade.

One of my prettier blades, and just as functional as everything I make.

SOLD

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it's sharp. I figure at this point if I don't cut myself on each blade I'm not done with it yet :D

I just realized, that's leather dye on Koyote Girl's hand! And I did cut myself on the cuticle with it.
 
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koyote said:
it's sharp. I figure at this point if I don't cut myself on each blade I'm not done with it yet :D
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I hear that. Its a great looking blade for sure, good job.

How do you like that sandvic steel?
 
J-siah said:
I hear that. Its a great looking blade for sure, good job.

How do you like that sandvic steel?
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Heat treats sweet and easy, tempers good, cuts forever in a convex grind and takes a razor edge on the scandis. I know it's used most commonly in damascus, but the stuff is a fantastic steel for making general knives.
 
koyote said:
Heat treats sweet and easy, tempers good, cuts forever in a convex grind and takes a razor edge on the scandis. I know it's used most commonly in damascus, but the stuff is a fantastic steel for making general knives.
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Thanks, I may have to try some of it out.
 
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