Bushcraft knives...

mtnfolk mike · Nov 14, 2008

wow.. great selection there tony...

you have some cool blades...:thumbup:

tonym · Nov 14, 2008

mtnfolk mike said:
wow.. great selection there tony... you have some cool blades...:thumbup:

I have been waiting to see yours. I know your collection will blow mine away.

mtnfolk mike · Nov 14, 2008

tonym said:
I have been waiting to see yours. I know your collection will blow mine away.

hhmm.. i might have to take another group shot of them soon...

since we've been so broke lately, i have decided to part with a few, here and there

, but i still have a bunch left...

HikingMano · Nov 14, 2008

mtnfolk mike said:
hhmm.. i might have to take another group shot of them soon... since we've been so broke lately, i have decided to part with a few, here and there , but i still have a bunch left...

Do it Mike

I need a preview to prepare myself before I see the collection in person sometime soon

mtnfolk mike · Nov 14, 2008

rksoon said:
Do it Mike I need a preview to prepare myself before I see the collection in person sometime soon

will do... i'll try and do it this weekend sometime...:thumbup:

tonym · Nov 14, 2008

Good to here Mike.

This is the Fiddleback passaround knife. This beauty can handle any bushcraft task I could think of.

mtnfolk mike · Nov 14, 2008

great pics tony...:thumbup: i can't wait to check out that knife...

that is a nice bar you got there...

(even though i don't drink)

coaldigger · Nov 14, 2008

As for me I Really like Bryan Breedens knives, It would be hard to beat his blades for the $ !

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Rotte · Nov 14, 2008

With so many good knife makers here, it seems a shame to pick up a production knife. A Mora will be cheaper, but I think a few extra $'s are worth it to own a handmade design by one of the fabulous makers here. I have a couple of Frost's and a Helle Futura (love it), but I can't see getting another production knife. Not when there are so many talented guys around. Think about one of the makers here -- my $0.02

jeroboam · Nov 15, 2008

There's some excellent tools on show in this thread.
My three main users:

Funds won't allow "proper" customs, so I tend to slap my own scales on other people's blades.
Top to bottom:
Stainless Enzo, Red Micarta, Corby bolts.
Mule#1, Stabilised Lime Burl, Solid Al pins.
SM#3, Spalted Beech, Homemade mosaics.

J

kgd · Nov 15, 2008

Wow Tony, you got a nice collection!

bondy · Nov 15, 2008

Heres what i can play with

there all what iv made.

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Rockywolf · Nov 15, 2008

Bondy, you make some great looking knives! What steel and grind?

bondy · Nov 15, 2008

Rockywolf said:
Bondy, you make some great looking knives! What steel and grind?

Thanks mate the steel is all 01 3 or 4mm thick, grinds on most of them is scandi but there is a couple of convex grinds.

Rockywolf · Nov 15, 2008

bondy said:
Thanks mate the steel is all 01 3 or 4mm thick, grinds on most of them is scandi but there is a couple of convex grinds.

Excellent. I can't decide which one I like best! The one in the upper left and the lower right catch my eye...:thumbup:

jds1 · Nov 15, 2008

Nice stuff there bondy. Good variety of blade styles. :thumbup:

Jeff

peripatew · Nov 15, 2008

Bondy, I really like top middle!

bondy · Nov 15, 2008

Thanks fellas , heres another pic .

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ps, just thought these would give you some idea of what you want. im not trying to sell anything. thanks again.

DOC-CANADA · Nov 15, 2008

Excellent work, bondy! :thumbup:

Doc

Frostyfingers · Nov 16, 2008

Thanks everyone...There are a lot of choices out there. They all look pretty fantastic, you guys should all be proud to own (or make) those knives. Thanks for the ideas.