Custom Knives At Work.

[secretsquirrel]

That to me is perfect for a hunter. :thumbup:

 

[Tad Lynch]

Here's a pic of one of my integral hunters in use...wielded by my bud Mike Malosh. Taking care of a Michigan buck.

Here's my hunter in use...Mike Malosh Scagel style with fossil walrus. Worked great on my Arkansas buck.

Tad

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

Awesomely cool, Tad and Mike. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[BenR.T.]

...too many people are afraid of that patina. I LOVE the way that looks! Good stuff, Ben.

I've got a handful I'm going to make - in non-stainless steels - coming up, and dammit someone better buy them! I'm keeping at least one of them, if it kills me.

If they don't sell (HA!), my test kitchen is always open.

 

[gudspelr]

My oldest really wants to hunt next year, so we went out in search of a critter together this year to get him exposed and hopefully get one on the ground. He spotted a little buck that I managed to shoot. I had a 1080 hunter that I'd messed up on while trying to shape the handle and guard-dinged the spine. I never finished up the guard and handle, but the blade was done. So, I decided to take it with us. This was the first time I got to use one of my knives on big game and it was pretty cool.

Before:



During:



After:





The knife did well and so did my son. Making a knife with him this winter for next season.


Jeremy

 

[gudspelr]

15n20 and Osage knife that helped out with some Rainbows my kids caught this summer. They loved getting to eat what we caught.










Happy thanksgiving to everyone.


Jeremy

 

[BenR.T.]

A Tendick sharpfinger in action.

 

[watermule]

This is my favorite thread, been looking thru all the pictures and cant wait to add my own to it (hopefully tomorrow!)
Rob

 

[Charlie Mike]

Darrel Ralph custom AXD... performing KP.

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

This stuff is so good.

 

[hookahhabib]

This is more aftermath of being used, but i thought it fits here anyway.

1065 Camp Cleaver by Don Andrade (California Custom Knives ):

It's still pretty new, so I'll post pics again in a few weeks to see how the patina continues to change with use...

 

[idahoron]

This is a cool thread.
This first picture is my son's deer with the knife I built for him. I built the knife and made the paper patched bullets he shot in his muzzleloader to get the buck.

This is a series of pictures from my Muzzleloader Antelope hunt. I built the knife, the gun, the shooting sticks, and the paper patched bullets.

 

[gudspelr]

^^^Wow! So cool . That's one heck of an antelope! And how cool to have all that gear made by you putting meat in the freezer. Thanks for sharing.

Jeremy

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

I do not know how it can get any better than that.
So fulfilling.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[M.Presnell]

Here is a little buck and one of my Model #4s in 52100.

 

[ThePeacent]

You ain't a nice person, post them now!

Can't wait for more after this "teaser" of that beautiful piece of art. Anything to say about it? What's it's story?

Thanks a lot, you got a really neat blade! And thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

 

[marthinus]

Had to do emergency repairs. As I was running out the house I forgot my multitool but at least had my Model 1 and Busse Basic 4 with me. Both suffered damage cutting wire but they got the job done. Chips and dents will be sharpened out as time progresses. Snapped the tip on the Model 1 twice on some screws.

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

Oh, my.

Here is a little buck and one of my Model #4s in 52100.

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

Any recent photos of "Knives at Work" from over the Winter?

 

[hardingknives]

Customer sent me this, one of my EDC's breasting some snow geese.