Houndstooth spearpoint in natural canvas

Barker

Barker

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Here is one of my Houndstooth Spearpoints with natural canvas micarta scales and flared stainless steel tubing rivets. The blade is CPM 154 1/8" thick with a satin finish. The blade is 3" long and the OAL is 7". This one is going out Monday to a repeat customer. Thanks for looking!
-John
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John-I love these knives-they look like the perfect user size/shape,not to mention the beautiful craftmanship!
-thanks for sharing:thumbup:
 
Thanks guys! I've been wanting one myself. Once I get caught up I will have to make myself one. Thanks again for the comments!
-John
 
John,beautifull blade,i really dig your style of knives,and atention to detail,you have a lot of talent.
Marc
 
Wow, what a great looking knife. Nothing over the top and just well executed. Too cool...!
 
Really good work, you've got your style down!. Is that a small top grind or just rounded off the edges? Either way it looks superb, great execution.
Paul
 
Thanks all! Paul that is a tiny little top grind/mini swedge. Thanks for noticing. I think it adds a lot for such a small thing.
-John
 
bring a few knives to Blade!! I want to see :P
 
I love that flared tubing. Is it actually flared, or just thick enough that you can drill it out enough to make it look that way? That is cool.
 
tito said:
I love that flared tubing. Is it actually flared, or just thick enough that you can drill it out enough to make it look that way? That is cool.
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No, it is flared. I used flatgrinder's tutorial and then I grind the handles until the tubes are flush with the handle material. I think it looks more finished.

Brian, I'm working on a few to show some other makers at Blade.
-John
 
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