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- Apr 22, 2019
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No knife design will come to my mind that looks more like a tool than a Finnish puukko with a barrel shaped handle.
While the rudimentary basics of the blade form is in shape and size comparably easy to make,
....but the effort of eye balling in that handle form is enormous...at least for me.
If I forget a moment to stay true to the crosshairs, I can easily loose my touch to the form.
...and after all, a traditional back stiched sheath can make me find myself or loose myself....
That kind of knife sheath is definitely a different science for itself.
...as they come in Tungsteen tool steel, copper, bone and horn.
the blades have ridged backs and riged ricasso choils
With true ferrules and the tangs riveted over their butts.
cheers
While the rudimentary basics of the blade form is in shape and size comparably easy to make,
....but the effort of eye balling in that handle form is enormous...at least for me.
If I forget a moment to stay true to the crosshairs, I can easily loose my touch to the form.
...and after all, a traditional back stiched sheath can make me find myself or loose myself....
That kind of knife sheath is definitely a different science for itself.
...as they come in Tungsteen tool steel, copper, bone and horn.
the blades have ridged backs and riged ricasso choils
With true ferrules and the tangs riveted over their butts.
cheers
as is your leather work.
