Four Nessmuks

[Bill Siegle]

Here's 4 blades I did recently. The gree micarta one is a speciial order S30V. The others are 1095. Handles are black G10, red Pakkawood, and the already mentioned green canvas micarta. I really dig the Nessmuk curves. Makes for a great little utility blade. Basically the blade is all belly without resorting to the dramatic curves of the old buffalo skinner style knives. Just thought I'd share a pic Let me know what ya think of em.

 

[not2sharp]

Let me know what ya think of em.

From top to bottom:

Very Nice, Very Nice, Very Nice, and Very Nice!

n2s

 

[Gossman Knives]

Very nice Bill. :thumbup:
Scott

 

[raylaconico]

Great work Bill. I like that blade shape. A long time ago, before I made knives, I had someone custom make me a nesmuk style knife that had an 8 inch blade. I drew it on paper and he made it exactly the way I drew it.

 

[McAhron]

They look nice to me,A bigger pic and or close ups would be nice.

 

[Bill Siegle]

Here's a couple more pics. Just keep in mind, I am a grinder not a photographer Had a heck of a time getting the green to show as green in pics!

 

[barrabas74]

I think they look good man.....I like that design.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

The Nessmuk really is a great design. Nice knives.

 

[KimberComp]

Bill,

How about giving some dimensions on the knives.

Tim

 

[Bill Siegle]

The big guy is 5 1/4in of balde and 9 7/8 overall. The smaller patterns are 8 1/2 overall with 4 1/8in blades All of em are aproximately 1/8in thick in their respective steels.

 

[McAhron]

Once again fine knives Bill and thanks for the larger pics

 

[boness]

Very Nice ! I really like the little guy ...