Finishing 3 Bushcrafts this weekend. Here is 1

blgoode

blgoode

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Well, I figured you guys would like to check this out. O-1 steel, Green Micarta and red liners.

Feels handy in the hand!! I'll have 4 of these at the BladeShow in May. Not in this color but still handy none the less :)

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That is freaking awesome. I'm so sick of seeing your sweet knives!!! How thick is the handle? How soon can you mail it to my house? :D
 
Handle scales are 1/4" with liners so its a tad larger than a plain 1/4" handled knife. I prefer 1/4" scales to minimise rolling in the hand like a fatter more roundish knife might do.
 
Its 5/32" which is basically 4mm. That's what Ray Mears and some other European guys prefer when I was doing my reading on these type knives. Nothing wrong with 1/8" of course. I just like 5/32".
 
Very nice Brian! I like 1/4" scales too. They work best for me. I'm hoping to go to Blade Show someday, hopefully this year if I can afford the plane ticket.
 
Super clean work Brian!

I like the fact you are using the Loveless/Corby style bolts.

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It would be really great to meet you and the other knifemakers from here. I really need to save up and get the wife's permission:D
 
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Super clean work Brian!

I like the fact you are using the Loveless/Corby style bolts.

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I prefer loveless bolts. I want to get some all stainless versions but I like the simplicity + strength. Screw em in and grind em down:thumbup:
 
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That's very nice, I like it a lot! Went to your site but see that no orders for a while. Can you hurry up please, I'd like to get one of these... :D Can you give the lengths please, handle and blade? Thanks.
 
I work on orders as fast as I comfortably can. It was either stop all together with orders, or fill them when I get to them. I opted for the latter:thumbup: I dont see making many of these because there totally different method for me and I can only make these in batches and nothing else to do it effectivly.

Its a 4 1/2" blade. Not sure of the overall. I cant remeber what it was :)
 
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