Fixed blades

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks I highly recommend it

https://flic.kr/p/2scxpjz

Magnetic sheath works great too

G2

 

[navman]

A couple Wharncliffes heading to a new home soon. Devil's Toenail in MAGNAMAX and Talon in Cruwear:

 

[Chase_ck]

A couple Wharncliffes heading to a new home soon. Devil's Toenail in MAGNAMAX and Talon in Cruwear:

Is the top one the devil’s toenail? I really like it. Very original design.

 

[luethge]

I've got a sort of theme going.. also my taste has moved to more manageable sizes. I still have many large blades and make them. I'm leaning more to 4-6" blades personally though. That being said, large is relative.. these are probably very large knives for many, particularly with the rising popularity of EDC fixed blades.

4-6 inch range is perfect for 99.9% of the things I use a knife for. I’ve sold the vast majority of my knives off because I didn’t use them.. a 5 inch belt knife with good geometry is a constant companion though.

The middle knife - dead center in your pic, PERFECT. You’ve got some serious talent man ! I need to pick up one of your blades sooner than later.

 

[luethge]

Here’s one I’ve been chasing for awhile. Battle Horse Knives Pitbull XL. I may flatten the sides of the scales a little bit, otherwise it’s perfect.

 

[RLB0414]

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Here’s one I’ve been chasing for awhile. Battle Horse Knives Pitbull XL. I may flatten the sides of the scales a little bit, otherwise it’s perfect.

Great looking blade. Looks like it can slice meat off a bone and then bust the bone

 

[navman]

Yep. Top one is the Devil's Toenail.

 

[shinyedges]

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Here’s one I’ve been chasing for awhile. Battle Horse Knives Pitbull XL. I may flatten the sides of the scales a little bit, otherwise it’s perfect.

Excellent taste as usual.

 

[jfk1110]

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Here’s one I’ve been chasing for awhile. Battle Horse Knives Pitbull XL. I may flatten the sides of the scales a little bit, otherwise it’s perfect.

Damn that's a beaut............Definitely needs some luv marks on it...........

 

[J Lensmire]

3.5” Utility/Caper(?)
14C28N Rc~63, OAL - 8” Tapered Tang
Double Black Richlite w/Green Fiber liners, Copper Loveless style bolts, GFlex epoxy

 

[jfk1110]

3.5” Utility/Caper(?)
14C28N Rc~63, OAL - 8” Tapered Tang
Double Black Richlite w/Green Fiber liners, Copper Loveless style bolts, GFlex epoxy

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Nice job

 

[J Lensmire]

Nice job

Thank you. I’m enjoying the learning process of tapering the tang free hand. Trying to determine most appealing ratio. As of now just doing totally by eye with a simple centerline

 

[Gary W. Graley]

https://flic.kr/p/2sdpQzP

G2

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

They get some of this too.




Note the correct usage of a lanyard.




Some people think you just slip a lanyard over your wrist but that way is super dangerous. If grip fails, the knife swings back into your leg or groin. But with the around the back of the hand lanyard method, your grip can fail up to 90% like above and the knife stays in your hand.

 

[jfk1110]

They get some of this too.

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Note the correct usage of a lanyard.

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Some people think you just slip a lanyard over your wrist but that way is super dangerous. If grip fails, the knife swings back into your leg or groin. But with the around the back of the hand lanyard method, your grip can fail up to 90% like above and the knife stays in your hand.

Nice work