Double shot! Bantam and Georgia Traveler

wbaxley

wbaxley

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This is my definition of awesome: Georgia Traveler and Bantam – a sweet pair for the weekend!

Great work Allen - these are incredible…excellent craftsmanship!

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Bill
 
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Bantam is dressed in moss/tan burlap with dark brown micarta pins and contoured scales (perfect ambi thumb rest on scales), SFT in 1/8" CPM154, hollow ground, OAL 5 1/4", blade is 2 3/8"; Georgia Traveler is dressed in ivory canvas micarta, black liners with orange pinstripe and tapered tang to 1/16" (so difficult in a small knife), contoured handled with awesome choil (must feel this one), 1/8" CPM154, hollow ground, OAL 5 9/16", blade is 2 1/4".

The ergos on these knives we very obviously carefully considered. A small knife can either be a blob that you hang onto while you cut or something that fits and is immediately useful in the hand. These are the latter - highly useful tools. These small cutters are nice! I highly recommend giving them a try...
 
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wbaxley said:
Bantam is dressed in moss/tan burlap with dark brown micarta pins and contoured scales (perfect ambi thumb rest on scales), SFT in 5/32" CPM154 convex, OAL 5 1/4", blade is 2 3/8"; Georgia Traveler is dressed in ivory canvas micarta, black liners with orange pinstripe and tapered tang to 1/16" (so difficult in a small knife), contoured handled with awesome choil (must feel this one), 5/32" CPM154 convex, OAL 5 9/16", blade is 2 1/4".

The ergos on these knives we very obviously carefully considered. A small knife can either be a blob that you hang onto while you cut or something that fits and is immediately useful in the hand. These are the latter - highly useful tools. These small cutters are nice! I highly recommend giving them a try...
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Thank you for the complimants and specs. They are fun to make and like you said, a bit tricky on the taper! They are 1/8" stock, but the mill finish leaves them a little thicker. Also, these are holoow grind. Thank you again for all of the support!
 
allen456 said:
Thank you for the complimants and specs. They are fun to make and like you said, a bit tricky on the taper! They are 1/8" stock, but the mill finish leaves them a little thicker. Also, these are holoow grind. Thank you again for all of the support!
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Thanks Allen, you should have seen me measuring those guys and holding them up to the light to see the edge grind with my crummy contact lenses! I will correct the specs...
 
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