K6 with skull bolster's

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K6 ......its the week of the kukri
Cpm 154 HRc57 splatter etched and stonewashed
F-22 CF, red liners, koa wood with skull mosaic damascus bolsters

Thanks
Spencer

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Keith Montgomery said:
Spenser, what kind of sheaths do you make for these knives? Is leather available?
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Keith I only make these once a year and have to be in a good mindset, I have a guy I want to talk to about doing some leather sheaths. His leather work will fully compliment the look of the knives. I am thinking some kind of thigh rig, it seems to be the logical carry location, if it was carried at all maybe a custom display stand?

I am in the process of updating my site fully, which is done once a year and its that time.

I will be putting them on the website for viewing, and would like to send one off to Coop?

Don't let the looks fool you these knives are built for some serious cutting, the pommel is 2 fold it does absorb shock and provides the counter balance needed to make this thing swing like it should.

Thanks
Spencer
 
I can't say I'm a fan of kukri's all that much much, but I am a fan of good execution of knifemaking and I would have to say those are about the best kukri's I have ever seen!
Great job on those!!
 
Nice one again. While I still don't care about the blade finish, man those handles are something else. The combination of man-made materials with the wood is fantastic!
 
The reason I was looking for them on your site was that I wanted to get an idea of what they cost. Even if you don't make a bunch of them, having photos, descriptions and pricing would be a good idea, in my opinion.
 
Did you post pics of K1 & K2? I can't remember seeing them.

If not, could you? Please? I like your handle designs.
 
Beautiful! Best Kuk's I've seen since your last batch!
 
K6 is my favorite of the three you have recently posted. I like them all, but K6 mosaic bolsters are really nice.

Thanks for posting them.

Peter
 
Jos said:
Did you post pics of K1 & K2? I can't remember seeing them.

If not, could you? Please? I like your handle designs.
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Jos I posted this 2 pictures in Robert H's forum about getting some thigh rigs.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=510838

Keith my website is about to come out with a new look and a solid update, I will not be putting these on the update.If I do not watch it my website will become cluttered, I try to keep it streamline as possible.

I only build these when a customer inquires, so one is sold, one is going to "Operation Noble Warrior" which is being ran by Liong Mah. Here is the info on the deal. I am very proud and humbled to be among some great makers and to know that one of my knives will help some one out that truly deserves it. The last 2 will be available when I find out which two are not sold at the moment.

"Hello, for the past few months I have been putting a project together called the Nobel Warriors. This project is to benefit the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Their website is Http://www.PVA.org. I feel that American soldiers have given so much to us and I would like to do something back for the ones that need our help. I have enlisted the help of my friends. They have been very generous with their time and energy. My friend Keith Edick is helping get t-shirts made up. It will be a black tshirt with a Nordic symbol for Noble Warrior. These t-shirts will be available for $25 plus shipping.

I have also enlisted the help of several knife makers. They are donating knives for a auction. I would like to Thank these makes for there time and generosity. Because of time constraints the knives make not be all done so they will post pictures. This auction will be in two weeks. All the money raised will be donated to the PVA. These makers are:

Edward Baca
Lucas Burnley
Phil Boguszewski
Allen Elishewitz
Rick Hinderer
Tom Krien
Sal Manaro
Gerry McGinnis
Spencer Reiter
Steve Ryan
Shane Sibert
Strider
Howard Viele
J. L. Williams
 
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