EnZo Trapper

[TedPalmer]

Mine is the same steel and wood as yours as well, but yours is much nicer!!
I love the way you brought the handle scales past the guard and all the way to the sharp edge. Much nicer that way and the thicker scales don't hurt at all!
be safe... Ted

 

[Any Cal.]

Looks very nice. I like that wood a lot.

 

[attej]

I love the way you brought the handle scales past the guard and all the way to the sharp edge. Much nicer that way and the thicker scales don't hurt at all!

Yeah I thought about that... I guess Im too much a puukko enthusiast: I believe the blade should start as close as possible to the handle, so I decided make it like that.

 

[BarberFobic1992]

looks awsome! arctic curly birch is definatly my favorite wood.

 

[tonym]

Sorry to hear about your job, that sucks. What doesn't suck is the outstanding job you did on that knife. Excellent!!!!

 

[Jeff H]

That's a NICE knife.:thumbup:
I have been wanting to get one myself and JUST missed a trade on one.
Problem is,.... I have half a dozen knives lying on my bench waiting for handles.

 

[tholiver]

For those who want more Enzo threads!
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=551552
and here
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=567698
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=579100
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=580344

 

[Fonly]

heh, wow man that is awesome. Beats the tits off mine.

 

[1Tracker]

Hey Marcelo how about tossing up a picture of theat Scandi blade you traded with me?! Seems like it was curly birch handled IIRC... Nice wood scales add warmth and character to a knife IMO.

 

[BlackHills]

That looks great attej. :thumbup: I plan to build an Enzo if I can ever find a blank and I can only hope mine turns out half as nice as your's.

 

[StretchNM]

Beautiful work!! I like the way you extended the scales all the way up to the edge. :thumbup:

 

[attej]

Ok, I just found out that Im not that handy when it comes to leather work.

I did, however, manage to make a sheath that's safe and works, even though it doesnt really look like what I planned... But, two out of three is enough, right? At least I can now take this knife to the woods and try it out

 

[ZombaiO]

I think the sheath looks great !

My next knife would be an O1 EnZo Trapper with Curly Birch scales

 

[attej]

I think the sheath looks great !

My next knife would be an O1 EnZo Trapper with Curly Birch scales

Thanks bro!

I shaped the sheath a bit, and waxed it, looks better now imho:

 

[Rockywolf]

That is a great looking sheath! And the knife goes without saying. I have an Enzo with osage handles and it is a perfect blend of function and form.

 

[Mr.Blade]

I also got me a Enzo Trapper (O1 steel) this week. It will be my favourite bushblade. Before I put the birchhandles on, I couldn´t resist putting a cordwrapp on it. And the knife actually fit perfect in the JRE sheath for my F1. The F1 and Enzo Trapper have the same length.