Boat Knife or Kitchen

[Jack O'Neill]

Hello folks . I made this knife as a no-flex Fillet knife but it would work in the kitchen as well .

It is flat ground, hand sanded satin finished from 5/32" ATS-34 SS. Heat treated to an Rc. 60-61

O.A.L is 10"

Blade is 5" and the sharpened edge is at 4-3/4" , it is 1" wide .

Dressed in Green dyed and stabilized Maple Burl , yellow liners and mosaic pins .

Sheath is right hand carry , 8-9 oz veg tanned grade A leather .

$175.00 + $10.00 for USPS priority shipping in the USA . International orders e-mail me for cost .

Pay-pal or Postal M/O . My PP is sugarland@wwest.net

Thank you all for viewing my offerings .

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[Tilaran]

Beauty !
Only for kitchen use. Why do I say that ?
About the only time crappy micarta type nonsense and chincy asz Kydex"sheaths" :barf:are appropriate is on a boat.
Nice cuddly wood and beautiful leather knives deserve a warm kitchen and the smell of bacon. Yes BACON !
The only thing that plastic garbage deserves is a puddle of blood and some beer piss in the bilge canal.
Hey. You asked !

 

[witty1]

Beautiful work !!! I would appreciate it in my kitchen any day! !

 

[R.Carpenter]

Jack.....Did you ask By the way the knife is beautiful and I think it could be used either way successfully.

 

[bones555]

Very nice Jack. The wood is superb.

 

[bones555]

Beauty !
Only for kitchen use. Why do I say that ?
About the only time crappy micarta type nonsense and chincy asz Kydex"sheaths" :barf:are appropriate is on a boat.
Nice cuddly wood and beautiful leather knives deserve a warm kitchen and the smell of bacon. Yes BACON !
The only thing that plastic garbage deserves is a puddle of blood and some beer piss in the bilge canal.
Hey. You asked !

I don't see any questions in Jacks post. Did I miss something here???

 

[TK Steingass]

Good looking knife there Jack!

 

[JackHammer]

Nice job Jack, functional and beautiful.