Bunch of Knives

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First to state “I’ll take it” gets priority. Please follow up with a PM or email. Click on my profile name for contact options.
US and Canada only. Price includes Paypal fee and shipping within US. Canada will be a little extra.

3X normalized, oil quenched, 2X tempered. G Flex epoxy. Sheaths are cemented and saddle stitched.
Knives are profiled with power tools. Bevels are done with files. Hand sanded.
Blade finish is typically 220 grit and some of these knives have a little patina from sitting. They will ship sharp and ready for work!
I guarantee your satisfaction and integrity of the tool.

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1. 1/8” 1084 with natural honduran rosewood scales with tung oil finish, brass pins. 5 3/8” blade, 9 1/4” overall. Vertical sheath. SOLD
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2. 1/8" 1084 with natural ziricote scales with tung oil finish, aluminum pins. 3" blade, 7" overall. Tapered tang. Righty horizontal sheath. SOLD
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3. 1/8" 1084 with natural leopardwood scales with tung oil finish, brass pins. 3 1/4" blade, 7 1/2" overall. Vetical/righty horizontal sheath. $89
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4. 3/16" 1084 with natural belizean rosewood scales with tung oil finish, brass pin and thong hole liner. 4 1/2" blade, 8 5/8" overall. Righty IWB sheath. Hairline cracks in both scales so discounting to SOLD
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5. 1/16" 1095 with natural ebony scales with tung oil finish, copper pins. 2 3/4" blade, 6 1/2" overall. Vertical sheath. SOLD
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6. 1/8" 1084 with mortised corian scales. 2 1/4" blade, 6 1/8" overall. Rounded clip point. Vertical sheath. TRADED
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7. 1/4" 1084 with stabilized mango scales, brass pins and thong hole liner. 4 1/4" blade, 8 1/4" overall. Vertical sheath. SOLD
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CapitalizedLiving said:
Cool stuff, I love the mortised tang on that shortie. Very nice work all around.
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Thanks, I got a router and I've been playing around with it. That knife was one of the first few I did with mortised construction. I think the black line is sharpy marker that showed through from the inside. The glue line is a lighter color. Corian is a nice material to work with and I think it's especially good for kitchen knives.
 
I'll take #1.. I'm running around right now and will email you in a few.
 
Great work! Glad to see you back in the knife makers section! For some reason I sold the blade I originally had from you. I'll pick one up when I see something I really like.

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nlewman said:
Great work! Glad to see you back in the knife makers section! For some reason I sold the blade I originally had from you. I'll pick one up when I see something I really like
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Hey thanks, there will be more to come
 
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