Just finished one for myself

Phillip Patton

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I believe this may be my first boot knife. Blade is W2/416 laminate, handle is black paper micarta. The blade is just under 6" (the legal limit here in Indiana).


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I always enjoy seeing your work but this is my favorite to date. I like everything about it. If I weren't a poor maker and could afford to collect you'd be high on my list. If I ever win the lottery I'll give you a call right after I get all the tools ordered on my wish list. HEHEHE
 
Very beautiful knife! It has a hint of tactical with a strong presence of country and gentlemen in there. That is just wonderfully done.
 
That is wicked and beautiful at the same time. Nicely done sir.
 
Great looking blade. I really like how the overall simplicity of the handle and gaurd instantly make your eyes go to the san mai blade. Good job on this one.
 
Great looking blade. I really like how the overall simplicity of the handle and gaurd instantly make your eyes go to the san mai blade. Good job on this one.

Ditto with everyone else . Fantastic blade overall. But i must say,HOW DARE YOU KEEP THIS FOR YOURSELF while us poor collectors search the world to buy such gems.
 
The only ones I get to keep are the ones I mess up too bad to sell...I'm jealous. Fantastic knife!
 
Thanks for all the comments, everybody, I appreciate it!


Ditto with everyone else . Fantastic blade overall. But i must say,HOW DARE YOU KEEP THIS FOR YOURSELF while us poor collectors search the world to buy such gems.

Well, I would actually love to sell this one, but it had a welded tang, and the weld failed, so the tang only sticks into the handle about 1-1/8". Probably would never be a problem, but I'm not comfortable selling it like that so, I'm not. :-)

Here's another one I just finished that I wish I could sell. But my stamp is crooked and part of it is below the guard....

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dude . . . you must have some freakin' huge boots!
the knife is gorgeous, your grinds are as always impeccable
 
Thanks for all the comments, everybody, I appreciate it!




Well, I would actually love to sell this one, but it had a welded tang, and the weld failed, so the tang only sticks into the handle about 1-1/8". Probably would never be a problem, but I'm not comfortable selling it like that so, I'm not. :-)

Here's another one I just finished that I wish I could sell. But my stamp is crooked and part of it is below the guard....

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Oh my!:eek: What an absolutely gorgeous knife. That really needs to be owned by a good hunter. It's just begging to be used.
 
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