L.T. Wright Picture Thread

[19-3ben]

A couple recent additions.

Custom order "Cliffe" (AEB-L, burlap scales, orange liners, brass hollow pins):

Woodland Pro 4.0 (A2, Desert Ironwood w/black liners):

That ironwood is gorgeous

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

A few weeks ago I made this. Longer version of the spreader pictured. Added the groove pattern for styling and omitted the lanyard hole, but otherwise tried to mirror the design elements of the original spreader.

Used Black Cherry wood, with a burnished finish and a mineral oil soak.

All carving done with the LTWK.

 

[alaskantinbender]

Terrific work, very nice.

A few weeks ago I made this. Longer version of the spreader pictured. Added the groove pattern for styling and omitted the lanyard hole, but otherwise tried to mirror the design elements of the original spreader.

Used Black Cherry wood, with a burnished finish and a mineral oil soak.

All carving done with the LTWK.

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[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Terrific work, very nice.

Thank you.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Some more work I’ve done with the LTWK:
A medium stirring spoon (straight profile, instead of the usual curve)





A figure-four deadfall primitive trap:



A spreader in Black Cherry. Last pic shows it next to a women’s hair stick I made from Purpleheart.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

More LTWK stuff:

A women’s hair stick with four alternating-width grooves (one wide, one thin, one wide, one thin):



a mini Mors Kochanski try-stick



a yogurt spoon and some coffee filter scrapers, all out of Norway Maple:

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Several weeks back, making cordage with the LTWK. Two-strand reverse twist method.



food stuff

 

[1911bphil]

@Enzos Woodshop, thanks for sharing these pictures. The knives are awesome. You are very talented. Thanks again for sharing.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

@Enzos Woodshop, thanks for sharing these pictures. The knives are awesome. You are very talented. Thanks again for sharing.

Thanks for the kind words! And yeah these folks’ knives are really nice. I always enjoy seeing what others have in their collections.

 

[R_Shackelford]

Don’t have any good pics at the moment, but have a few of LT’s knives. Of every brand of knives that I’ve held, theirs always seemed to be made for a real working knife. They’re very well made and designs are pleasing to the eye, but call out to be worked hard.

 

[jfk1110]

Several weeks back, making cordage with the LTWK. Two-strand reverse twist method.

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Some damn fine craftsmanship!!!!!! I'd wind up with toothpicks and splinters

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Of every brand of knives that I’ve held, theirs always seemed to be made for a real working knife. They’re very well made and designs are pleasing to the eye, but call out to be worked hard.

Agreed,

 

[d762nato]

All I have is a Fontier First limited edition from Smkw with the Python handle scales in 3V with a leather sheath. I never have used it just look at it once in a while. I do like some of their larger models also. Sorry no pics though and Thanks Enzo for your awesome pics and the wonderful carving work you do.

 

[Ruger358]

Wow Nice photos!

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

A small statue face, next to my carved face from the other day.

 

[MessieurRick]

My only LT Wright, a Coyote in Bocote. Sheath by RK Leatherworks. My mistake. The sheath is by Charlie Cline. I do have several RK leatherworks and love them, this just isn't one of 'em.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

My only LT Wright, a Coyote in Bocote. Sheath by RK Leatherworks.

beautiful pairing!

 

[Another Shepherd]

Large Northern Hunter with AEB-L. I like the knife so much that I bought a back-up (I'm a computer programmer). I belatedly realized that I don't like the sheath, because it's hard to get a good grip on the tiny bit of exposed knife butt.

 

[JWright214]

Here is my modest collection of LT’s. It’s actually changed(ing) a bit. I had two Frontier Valleys and I gave one of them to my dad for Christmas. I have two Patriots and I am getting ready to give one to dad for his birthday this week. That will leave me with a Frontier Valley(A2), Maverick Colt(A2), Patriot(O1), and two Frontier Firsts(3V & O1).

Maverick Colt in A2, both Patriots in O1, Frontier first in O1, and the blue Frontier First in 3V

Both Patriots in O1

Two Frontier Valleys in A2, Maverick Colt in A2, Patriot in O1, Frontier First in 3V.

 

[Hammer67]

That ironwood is gorgeous

Thanks, Ben. The crew has been getting hold of some really nice DI lately.

Large Northern Hunter with AEB-L. I like the knife so much that I bought a back-up (I'm a computer programmer). I belatedly realized that I don't like the sheath, because it's hard to get a good grip on the tiny bit of exposed knife butt.

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Very nice. The LNH and SNH continue to be two of my favorite LT models.