Here's A Preliminary Drawing Of A Swamp Rat Double Edged Fighter

Jerry Busse said:
You sound like Garth!!! He wants to name it the Super Ugly Combat Knife!!!

I think that way down deep he must really love it or why else would he go to the trouble of naming it?

Let's Drink!

Jerry

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Because your the boss… he sounds like a good employee not complaining to much lol 😂 this is hideously ugly.
 
Jerry Busse said:
You sound like Garth!!! He wants to name it the Super Ugly Combat Knife!!!

I think that way down deep he must really love it or why else would he go to the trouble of naming it?

Let's Drink!

Jerry

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Maybe you can come up with a name that has the acronym G.A.R.T.H.
 
I rarely say this ;

the seahorse looked better and the Shiva Rex.

Sorry boss but yuck.

I do say this often;

I agree with Garth. YUCK
 
I think I see what your doing with the grind and the tip, I have seen it somewhere before but I can't find it. It was like a Chisel Grind but one side was flipped over for the grind this left the tip stronger. Am I close?
I think it was called a BESH Wedge.
 
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Boss1911 said:
I think I see what your doing with the grind and the tip, I have seen it somewhere before but I can't find it. It was like a Chisel Grind but one side was flipped over for the grind this left the tip stronger. Am I close?
I think it was called a BESH Wedge.
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You are correct on the diamond shaped dagger is a BESH, made a few sheaths for those interesting blades.

Not seeing it here necessarily, just more of a chisel like tip.

The leaf style blade is making me go yuck though. :)
 
David Brown said:
You are correct on the diamond shaped dagger is a BESH, made a few sheaths for those interesting blades.

Not seeing it here necessarily, just more of a chisel like tip.

The leaf style blade is making me go yuck though. :)
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I was just looking at the overlaping grind lines. Most of the drawings show a center line and the grind so it made me think that one grind could be on the other side of the knife ...
 
Seems like a touch too much ricasso. Although I think I can understand why. The Fairbairn-Sykes (?) dagger had a very prominent ricasso, which I think was to allow thumb placement on the side of the blade, forward of the guard/handle, for control.

I'm not going to say I dislike the look. But there is a lot of room between the drawing and the fabrication to ... alter... the design, and possibly improve it.
 
Boy oh boy . . . you get a little drunk with one of your buddies and design something so unique and exciting that your other buddies feel left out and get a little bit jelly. :eek:

Magic baby!!! 😎

It's pure magic!!! 😁

Let's Drink!

Jerry

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