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- May 16, 2023
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Well folks, I think these are some of my best.
The first blade is a personal pattern called the talon. Coming in at sub 6” open, this little blade is beautifully aggressive. CPM 154 blade and springs, 416 bolsters, 410 liners and shield. Mammoth bark covers. Micro fluting on the bolster. Jeweled liners.
The next one is a two blades, wharncliffe trapper. CPM Magnacut blades, cpm154 springs. 410 Jeweled liners, 416 bolster. 410 federal shield. Vintage. 1940s eta German rag micarta that is killer. About 6.5” open and 3.75” closed approximately.
Next up is what I’m calling the Carolina clip
Point. CPM magnacut blade. CPM 154 spring. Heat treated 416 stainless frame. Jeweled “liner”. Amber dyed Sambar stag. 410 double bomb shield. Mirror polished flute, as well as micro fluting accents.
After that we have another one of my personal patterns called the Reject. CPM 154 blade and spring. 416 bolsters with mirror polished flute. 410 jeweled liners. 410 bullock shield. Absolutely stunning ironwood burl covers, one of my personal favorites. Comes in at 6.5” overall and 3 5/8” closed.
Lastly but certainly not least, a trapper in CPM 154. 416 bolsters with a mirror polished flute and micro flute accent. Jeweled 410 stainless liners. 410 bowtie shield. The covers are vintage WWII German rag with some red and blue notes snuck in. Comes in at 7.5” overall and right around 4” closed.
I think these blades are some of the best I have made to date. If you are interested in them, please message me or comment should you want to see more pictures of any of them.
The first blade is a personal pattern called the talon. Coming in at sub 6” open, this little blade is beautifully aggressive. CPM 154 blade and springs, 416 bolsters, 410 liners and shield. Mammoth bark covers. Micro fluting on the bolster. Jeweled liners.
The next one is a two blades, wharncliffe trapper. CPM Magnacut blades, cpm154 springs. 410 Jeweled liners, 416 bolster. 410 federal shield. Vintage. 1940s eta German rag micarta that is killer. About 6.5” open and 3.75” closed approximately.
Next up is what I’m calling the Carolina clip
Point. CPM magnacut blade. CPM 154 spring. Heat treated 416 stainless frame. Jeweled “liner”. Amber dyed Sambar stag. 410 double bomb shield. Mirror polished flute, as well as micro fluting accents.
After that we have another one of my personal patterns called the Reject. CPM 154 blade and spring. 416 bolsters with mirror polished flute. 410 jeweled liners. 410 bullock shield. Absolutely stunning ironwood burl covers, one of my personal favorites. Comes in at 6.5” overall and 3 5/8” closed.
Lastly but certainly not least, a trapper in CPM 154. 416 bolsters with a mirror polished flute and micro flute accent. Jeweled 410 stainless liners. 410 bowtie shield. The covers are vintage WWII German rag with some red and blue notes snuck in. Comes in at 7.5” overall and right around 4” closed.
I think these blades are some of the best I have made to date. If you are interested in them, please message me or comment should you want to see more pictures of any of them.
