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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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this is the first kitchen knife I made, a couple inches shorter than the one above- same steel and thickness. This guy's been cutting up our food quite nicely and even though it's ugly, it performs with aplomb!
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Apparently Quasimodo was a master of his craft!this is the first kitchen knife I made, a couple inches shorter than the one above- same steel and thickness. This guy's been cutting up our food quite nicely and even though it's ugly, it performs with aplomb!
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Well, hello there!
Here's a little knife I finished up recently. The blade is AEB-L, and the handle is Terotuf with a G10 frame and aluminum pins. There are four stainless steel pins within the handle which keep the three handle pieces together.
Thanks for looking!
Here's a little knife I finished up recently. The blade is AEB-L, and the handle is Terotuf with a G10 frame and aluminum pins. There are four stainless steel pins within the handle which keep the three handle pieces together.
Thanks for looking!
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Well dam! I need one of those also. Very nice.
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I plan on making a small batch of them within the next couple of months...
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This knife was designed to be an exceptionally lightweight tool for your light duty excursions. It's suitable for food prep and other camp related things.
NO BATONING!
The blade is AEB-L, and the handle is burlap micarta with a G10 frame and aluminum pins.
I like a leaf shaped blade, and a swedge really helps keep the tip nice and slim. The handle is secure and comfortable. I like the feel of this micarta, and found out that the burlap's extremely abrasion resistant compared to other materials used to make the stuff. The shaping is pretty unique, and I know it looks unusual, but it's ergonomic and facilitates multiple different ways to hold the knife and maintain good control over the blade.
Although I use my grinder to rough in the secondary bevels, the final edge is applied by hand. I like the feedback I get when I do it, and the result is pretty good. It's time consuming, but it's one of those things that's worth the extra effort.
NO BATONING!
The blade is AEB-L, and the handle is burlap micarta with a G10 frame and aluminum pins.
I like a leaf shaped blade, and a swedge really helps keep the tip nice and slim. The handle is secure and comfortable. I like the feel of this micarta, and found out that the burlap's extremely abrasion resistant compared to other materials used to make the stuff. The shaping is pretty unique, and I know it looks unusual, but it's ergonomic and facilitates multiple different ways to hold the knife and maintain good control over the blade.
Although I use my grinder to rough in the secondary bevels, the final edge is applied by hand. I like the feedback I get when I do it, and the result is pretty good. It's time consuming, but it's one of those things that's worth the extra effort.
EMCEE
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Here's a knife I made, which I called Tilikum, (named after the famous orca). I think it has some orca-like lines, but you be the judge!
Gracefully beautiful and yet powerful and lethal, like the magnificent orcas that share the waters between your home and mine. Mesmerizing !Here's a knife I made, which I called Tilikum, (named after the famous orca). I think it has some orca-like lines, but you be the judge!
EMCEE
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You really should ask for permission before posting a clone of my knife in a bunch of pics with that absolutely beautiful and amazing stand. I feel a little dirty for even looking !
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you weren't supposed to see this. Erase your memory immediately!You really should ask for permission before posting a clone of my knife in a bunch of pics with that absolutely beautiful and amazing stand. I feel a little dirty for even looking !
EMCEE
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Lmfao!!! My wife would tell ya there’s nothing there to erase brother.
