Getting Closer (Blade Show Tease)

[blgoode]

Quick Cell Phone Pics.

The wood and Orange G10 are the only ones in those materials in the bunch.

 

[GrizzlyBear]

Nice work. How do you do your thumb grooves? Files or dremel and cutting disc? Before or after HT?

 

[blgoode]

Checkering file by hand. Since the spine on the 0-1 is soft I do it after heat treat. I need to start doing some before like the d2 that's too hard to cut them in.

 

[EZ Cad Blades]

Brian,

Those are some Gorgeous knives! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Larry

 

[ArtinNC]

Nice knives. I hope to see you there, no table I'll just be in the crowd.

 

[Redsnake1997]

Very Nice Brian!!! Dibs on one of those Green Handled ones w/the Corby Bolt (?) ...

Wish I was going to the Blade show... I'd surely walk out a bit lighter in the wallet...

 

[GrizzlyBear]

Thanks Brian

 

[stevewest]

really nice knives - wish i could be at the show!

 

[Landi]

Looking great Brian! Can't wait to see them!

 

[shanto]

Beautiful knives Brian ! Have a great time at the show.

 

[blgoode]

This is one of my favorite patterns as of late. It's a scaled down "Grimlin". I call it the u.B.O.B. (urban bug out bag)

it's roughly a 2.75" to 3" blade depending on stock size. I have even made 1 with a blade of 2.5" for a smaller version.

Here it is next to a 3 7/8" blade "Grimlin".

 

[Redsnake1997]

That u.B.O.B. looks like a really handy knife size and overall package.

Do I see leather being cut up there in the background??? Show us some leatherwork if you get a chance... it's nice to see the entire 'package' of blade, handle and sheaths. :thumbup:

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Looks like ur almost there!!

 

[mostho]

Nice nice knifes. Why don't you try a checkering file? Sometimes on smaller projects is useful!
NIce excellent lovely work indeeed!

Cheers