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Hey! I finally finished up another blade, seems like forever since I got to post a knife here. Unfortunately my pace isn't going to pick up any time soon because Volleyball just started at school and my shop time will very limited until the summer :thumbdn:. anyways, I really like doing these more traditionally styled blades, there is just something cool about them. I hope you like it :)

Asking $140 shipped inside the US, this includes the leather pocket sheath made by my dad

Specs:
OAL-Just under 7"
Blade Length-Just over 3"
Steel-1/8 Hitachi #2 blue heat treated by Peters to 61-62 hrc
Handle Material-Arizona Desert Ironwood secured with Gflex Epoxy and g10 tubes

Now for the Pics






Thanks for looking, please let me know what you think!
Drew
 
Drew....you created a really cool blade. Nice belly, NICE steel. Clean lines. Fit for a King! I LOVE the blade style.
 
Very nice little fixed pocket carry there Drew, and the steel used fits perfect! Sorry you have such a full schedule but it's better then having nothing to do.
 
samuraistuart said:
Drew....you created a really cool blade. Nice belly, NICE steel. Clean lines. Fit for a King! I LOVE the blade style.
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Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you like it :)

benchwarmer380 said:
I'll take it PM incoming!
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You got it, pm sent!

Chris Larrikin said:
Awesome little knife mate. I'm not surprised that it sold in under an hour!
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Thanks Chris, good to hear from you again. I'm always happy when they sell quickly.

woodysone said:
Very nice little fixed pocket carry there Drew, and the steel used fits perfect! Sorry you have such a full schedule but it's better then having nothing to do.
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Thanks woodysone! I'm glad you like the steel choice, I think it will look great with a natural patina.
 
Drew sold me a knife last year that he considered a blem or second. It is really nice and I still can't see what he found defective about it. The 3V at a higher hardness really shines on these small pocket fix blades. Russ
 
Thanks Russ, it doesn't take much for me to consider a knife a second (I have another one coming soon by the way) but it's great to hear your happy with yours. I have some more of this design in 3v at Peters right now that I'm exited to get working on.
 
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