Camp and Kitchen

[tobinsmith]

Here are two that are a little off the beaten path for me.

First, we have a larger than normal camp knife, in my usual style, with the exception of a little bit longer, thicker, and a LOT taller blade.

Specs on this one are:
Steel: O1, 1/4" thick
Overall length: 10 3/8"
Blade, tip to handle: 5 1/4"
Blade, cutting edge: 4 15/16"
Handle: Green canvas micarta laminated over orange G10
Hardware: Pins and thong tube - 416 SS
Sheath: Handmade leather, right-hand
Shipping: US48 free, other destinations will be actual shipping charges

Price $225

Thanks for looking!

 

[tobinsmith]

Next, a kitchen knife. This isn't the first kitchen knife I've made, but it's the first one I've ever put up for sale.

Specs are:
Steel: 1095 1/8" thick
Overall length: 11"
Blade, tip to handle: 6 1/4"
Blade, cutting edge: 6 1/8"
Handle: Black paper micarta with white streaking. Resembles water buffalo horn. NOT solid black.
Hardware: 2 416SS pins and 1 mosaic pin
Sheath: None
Shipping: US48 - free, other destinations will be actual shipping

Price $150

Thanks for looking!

 

[JackHammer]

Camp knife: I love that style. A very rugged as well as good looking knife.

 

[tobinsmith]

Camp knife: I love that style. A very rugged as well as good looking knife.

Thanks, JackHammer! It's a real handful, too.

 

[sar5]

Email sent to you tobin , great looking blades!

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

That kitchen knife is sweet, very nice hamon.

 

[tobinsmith]

That kitchen knife is sweet, very nice hamon.

Thanks, Alan, chasing the hamon is as fun as making the whole knife!

 

[Matt Brook]

There both really nice Tobin Smith. But that Kitchen Knife is a beauty. Well done!

 

[knives-n-stuff]

I'm digging that hamon!

 

[Hargis Knives]

Must be the economy. Can't figure any other reason for those to still be here, Tobin!

 

[tobinsmith]

I'm digging that hamon!

Must be the economy. Can't figure any other reason for those to still be here, Tobin!

Thanks, guys!