Catch up on pictures!

[Taz]

Realized I hadn't posted stuff since August! Oops!!
Started playing with my laser more to etch blades! I originally put the steel info under my mark, but switched to putting the steel info on the reverse side after these:

Magnacut bird and trout with longer (but slim) handle:


FBBO's in Magnacut:



FBBO RT in ProCut and carbon fiber/copper fleck handles:


SKS in Magnacut and red G10/Carbon Fiber:


Drop point in Procut, black G10 bolster and stabilized bluish green burl:


Magnacut Kephart with butterscotch paper micarta/black G10 handles with black/white spacers/liners:



Nitro V 4" drop point in Toxic Green Ameragrip:


6" Nitro V boning knife stabilized maple burl handles:


Nitro V MBBO, based off the benchmade mini bugout (slightly larger) as a fixed blade!

 

[Taz]

4" drop point in 125CR1/15N20 damascus, Curly stabilized Anigree wood and leather sheath:


Took a leather working class in late August, so I started doing some leather sheaths! 52100/rebar San Mai billet from Mike Kerley, Afzelia Xylay handles and water buffalo sheath (veg tanned) on this one:


Brisket slayer set in S90V. 12" blade slicer and 7" trimmer with USA/Texas themed handles, customer backed out of the order after I finished them:


More Damascus! Clip point with Almond Cream Vintage linen micarta handles:


4" Magnacut Drop point with Cow Killer micarta handles, leather sheath:


Little stubby for a customers 10yr old son for Christmas! 2.5" magnacut blade, vintage natty canvas micarta handles:



1500 grit hand rub magnacut blade, Carbon fiber/Curly Masur birch handles. Still working on a leather sheath for this one; some of my stitching went wonky on my first attempt:


1/16" thick, 10" blade fillet knife with sharpened spine, blue AmeraGrip handles, Snake pins, USA Ghost Holstex sheath:


Magnacut FBBO with OD Green Ameragrip:


MBBO in Nitro V and stabilized curly walnut:

 

[jfk1110]

You are making some damn pretty blades....

Thanks for sharing them....

 

[SharpBits]

Taz makes great stuff!

 

[Taz]

Thanks! How are your 2 holding up?

 

[SharpBits]

They’re great, super lightweight!

 

[Taz]

Awesome! I gotta work on some more; I have 4 pieces in 3/32" stock here waiting to be built!

 

[Ltortorich]

Nice work. Those long slim blades must be a PITA to grind..

 

[Taz]

Yeah, long and thin suck to grind because they get pretty flexy!