Ironwood Drop Point

Frank Eaton · Feb 3, 2005

Just finished this knife, it is my second hollow grind and the first complex (for the lack of another word) bolster that I have done. Tell me what you think, and you can be honest, I have very thick skin. Scales are bookmatched Ironwood that I pulled right out of the desert. Frank Eaton

rlinger · Feb 3, 2005

Real good.

RL

peter nap · Feb 3, 2005

Looking good. It's amazing how fast you are moving with these knives.

happycat · Feb 3, 2005

Way to go Frank. Very clean and proffessional looking. I like the shape of that bolster. Nice job on the whole package!
Ed

Will52100 · Feb 3, 2005

Looking good, what are the specs.? I am not a big fan of wood, but iron wood is fast becoming one of my favorites, it's tough stuff aint it?

ddavelarsen · Feb 4, 2005

Wow, for so many firsts you're reeling it in. Very nice knife.

Frank Eaton · Feb 4, 2005

Thanks for the comments. This is O1, hollow ground, obviously Ironwood scales. Yes Ironwood is difficult to work with, but with a big payoff. As I said these are bookmatched (matching sides to the outside) and I got carried away with the pins again, but I think the pins are a great opportunity to make it snazzy. This wil be posted in the sale section soon. Thanks

skinny_dan · Feb 4, 2005

This looks great, very clean (as stated earlier)

John Andrews · Feb 4, 2005

Yes, it does look great! I gotta give ya a thumbs up on that one, fella.