Bushcraft Knives For Sale! All Sold, Thanks!

newyork said:
Damn it!!! I wish I had the money Daniel. These are beautiful.
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Much appreciated!


flatblackcapo said:
I am diggin' the handle shapes on these a lot ! These look great Daniel!
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Thanks FBC! It's the "same" handle I have been doing with some more curves in the right spots! Curves in the right spots feel great in the hand. :p



I have the black/blueTi pin one and the neon green one left!
 
I was afraid of that. Gotta have it. Sending paypal now.... I'm gonna have to get a second job.:D
 
Find the Fairly.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1376886443.158800.jpg

I got it on Thursday and finally found the time to post.
This thing is so nice,I'm not sure if I can use it. But i'm going to anyway.
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Thanks again!
 
Thanks you! Rocking photos!

What kind of vehicle is that, I like it! I was going to say the winch looks serious but it all does.
 
Just got my Bushcraft, and it is even better than I expected. Really a thick little package, that looks like the perfect everyday use blade for the woods. Fit and finishing is awesome! So very different from my Ti Backpacker. Thanks for such a great knife Daniel!
 
hokiewise said:
Just got my Bushcraft, and it is even better than I expected. Really a thick little package, that looks like the perfect everyday use blade for the woods. Fit and finishing is awesome! So very different from my Ti Backpacker. Thanks for such a great knife Daniel!
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Thanks, that is great to hear!

My knives are all very different but I try to stay with a few proven handle shapes and steel that I know works. Everything has been tested from the heat treat to glue-up and more... I'm hoping it shows. :D

I have some of my older knives and it is the little details that really make the difference, most of them you really can't see. Everything is more comfortable, thinner grinds, more refined grain, harder edges, etc. I'm not just tweaking my temper temps, I'm now on to austenitizing temps. I'm at around knife 500+ now... each one more of a challenge than the next.
 
Daniel Fairly Knives said:
Thanks you! Rocking photos!

What kind of vehicle is that, I like it! I was going to say the winch looks serious but it all does.
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It is an old military deuce and a half, used as a moose hunting rig. The tires are airplane tires off of a c-130. My buddy is a welder and it sits down at his shop most of the year until the end of August when hunting season starts. There are bunk beds in the back as well as a hoist used to gut and butcher the animal. It's an amazing machine that can go over almost anything,but mainly used for crossing swamps and bogs where the big moose seem to "hide".

Thought you guys might get a kick out of seeing it. I was helping him out in his shop the day I got my new knife and it seemed like a fitting back drop for a photo. Keep up the good work Daniel.This knife is awesome!

Have a good one!
 
That is one cool setup! We owned a water tank hauler made from parts of a duece and a half, that was one serious piece of equipment, I remember the springs were just nuts. I have always been a fan of them. Nice tires! :D
 
Hi Daniel, I just found your knives yesterday. They are awesome! I've been looking at all the pics of your past work and want to see them inperson. How much do these go for when you have them avalible?
 
Hi, thanks! These went for $150 shipped. The MCAM knife I have for sale was in the same batch but a bit different.

At the moment I do not have many more knives along these lines planned. (fixed blades with scales) I'm moving more to folders and kitchen knives along with Titanium.
 
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