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SmithLevi

SmithLevi

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I had a field knife that i offered a couple of times here on the exchange and have recently changed the looks of it. So i think i will call this my "F2" model. (Field knife 2) This blade should be suitable for all hunting/ outdoor needs. A perfect field knife.

For more info on the blade follow this link! http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1353790-First-Real-Post!!!-WIP I did a work in progress with lots of pics, check it out!



Specs :

3/16th O1 tool steel at 58-59 hardness
~10 in OAL
~ 4.5'' Edge
Tan G10
Acid stone wash
Kydex sheath with leather belt loop for 1.5'' belts. Also is set up for tek lok

Asking $old shipped in the U.S.

Paypal is smithlevi44@hotmail.com




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(theres some oil on the sheath, the photos made it pop. It is off now)




Also, I would like to change my steel up to CPM 3V, but do not have the means and ablitly to heat treat it properly. So if for some miracle my demands were up, i would be willing to send out my blades to be heatreated properly so i can use these "super steels" Let me know what you think!

Thanks for looking!,

Levi
 
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I own four of Levi's blades including two field knives. Apparently he's mastered 01 steel process. The knives have a somewhat rough finish which I like. It tells me that he didn't spend excess time beautifying his knives and whatever he saved in time and money - was passed on to me, the customer. I end up with a knife that would easily sell for twice the price if the superficial aesthetic was spiffed up. If you're in the market for a comfortable, high function, quality built knife, how can you go wrong at this price point? Compare it to a common production knife with the same specs. His knives are bargains.
 
miguet said:
I own four of Levi's blades including two field knives. Apparently he's mastered 01 steel process. The knives have a somewhat rough finish which I like. It tells me that he didn't spend excess time beautifying his knives and whatever he saved in time and money - was passed on to me, the customer. I end up with a knife that would easily sell for twice the price if the superficial aesthetic was spiffed up. If you're in the market for a comfortable, high function, quality built knife, how can you go wrong at this price point? Compare it to a common production knife with the same specs. His knives are bargains.
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Hey thanks Mike! You hit the head on the nail exactly! I know my blades are not the prettiest, but i am confident in their usability. And i feel like they are priced accordingly to their aesthetics.
 
The textured look of the top of the side of the blade, carrying out the look of the scales, is very interesting.
 
HELLO: LEVI. sent email,with "ill take It"... just email me the totals. CPM3V...a mighty fine steel, but...
 
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