Bill Siegle
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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The name Kunjamuk refers to a river that flowed in an area in NY where I grew up. Had some of my greatest adventures in and around those waters. Thought this pattern would be perfect for spending time in those woods 
This one wears blue G10 scales over a 1/4in 5160 blade with a differential heat treat. You can see the hamon in the pic. It is 13 7/8 overall with an 8 1/4in blade tip to handle. It fits the idea of what I would call a good belt knife. Big enough without being too big. The tang has been drilled out a bit to make it feel really nice in the hand. The blade shape is taken from the Japanese tanto and it almost provides two seperate cutting edges even though it flows together. Price for this one is $275***SOLD*** shipped in CONUS and that will include a Kydex sheath.
This one wears blue G10 scales over a 1/4in 5160 blade with a differential heat treat. You can see the hamon in the pic. It is 13 7/8 overall with an 8 1/4in blade tip to handle. It fits the idea of what I would call a good belt knife. Big enough without being too big. The tang has been drilled out a bit to make it feel really nice in the hand. The blade shape is taken from the Japanese tanto and it almost provides two seperate cutting edges even though it flows together. Price for this one is $275***SOLD*** shipped in CONUS and that will include a Kydex sheath.
