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Haven't posted any of my recent work on here in a little while, so I thought I would post these two camp knives that I did fairly recently.
The first one is a takedown with an amboyna burl handle, 416 SS and black G10 fittings, and CPM 154 blade. OAL is 13" - Blade is 8" long, 1 1/2" wide, distally tapered from 1/4" at the guard. The handle is 5" long.
The second one has a 5460-year old bog oak handle with turquoise stone inlay in the butt, and 416 SS fittings. The sheath is a scout-style carry sheath made from shark skin, lined with calf skin on the inside. Same dimensions as the knife above, and also in CPM 154. Both blades are hand sanded to 1000 grit.
As always, comments and critique is always welcomed. Thanks for looking!
The first one is a takedown with an amboyna burl handle, 416 SS and black G10 fittings, and CPM 154 blade. OAL is 13" - Blade is 8" long, 1 1/2" wide, distally tapered from 1/4" at the guard. The handle is 5" long.
The second one has a 5460-year old bog oak handle with turquoise stone inlay in the butt, and 416 SS fittings. The sheath is a scout-style carry sheath made from shark skin, lined with calf skin on the inside. Same dimensions as the knife above, and also in CPM 154. Both blades are hand sanded to 1000 grit.
As always, comments and critique is always welcomed. Thanks for looking!
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