Finally, six done

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Six done and sheaths started.
 
Awesome knives...really good stuff!! Gene
 
Thanks guys.

I think from now on I'll do em 1 at a time, but this was fun too. Just hard to get done with 2 kids wife and job. 1 at a time would be easier.
 
Andy,
any reason for the double pins close together on 3 and 4? Oh yeah, they look great!
 
Oh yea. Reason. Both are blems... sigh. Half the pins are dummies.... Also, on that same two, the Osage one split apart on me during drilling. Its 80 year old fence post material, and just shattered. It'll be mine. And on the teak one, the pins done quite line up right. Its a giveaway. Dagnabbit newbishness.
 
Now those are some Nessmuks I would not mind owning! Really gorgeous work. I've really got to pick up some of those Hickory knives and try making a couple of nessmuks myself.

Good job!
 
dammmnnnn.... those look good andy......:eek: great work...:thumbup: would love to see what the sheath looks like....:D
 
Sheaths are cut and dyed. 3 tooled 3 plain. Firesteel loops on all.
 
Andy you have done a great job with those bro, knives to be proud of without a doubt !
I was trying to pick one to say I like that one the best but it's hard to pick, If pushed I would say I like the one on the left the most !!!
 
pitdog said:
Andy you have done a great job with those bro, knives to be proud of without a doubt !
I was trying to pick one to say I like that one the best but it's hard to pick, If pushed I would say I like the one on the left the most !!!
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Lacewood. A true testament to the greatness of God. One of my favorite woods to work.

 
And it looks even better from that angle, thanks for showing bro !!!:thumbup:
 
Sheaths are cut and dyed and tooled. I started to drill and glue them up yesterday, the the vomoting hit.... Oh the vomiting.
 
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