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[Will52100]

Here's a couple I've finished lately.

A W's pattern hunter, 1084 and 15&20, W's made by using the "Ferry Flip", 5 1/4" blade, 9 1/2" overall, nickel silver guard, stabilized curly walnut handle

Two hawks, folded wrought iron, truck leaf spring bit, hickory handle. The little one was a prototype to figure out how to do it, the bigger one is closer to what I had in mind, hopefully will get there on the next. Little one has 2" cutting edge, 4 3/4" from edge to back of eye, and a 11 3/8" long haft. Larger one has a 2 5/8" cutting edge, 6 1/2" long and a 18" haft. Wrought iron was from anchor chain. I'm thinking to do more I'll have to stack and weld up some wrought iron pieces to get enough and hopefully refine it just a bit more.

 

[coldsteelburns]

Great job on that Ws pattern welded blade, I love the pattern is has! I also really enjoy the hawks, the WI looks like it has a very nice pattern as well from what I can see. Thanks for sharing.
Paul

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[Will52100]

Thanks, it was my first attempt at a Ferry Flip, and while a lot of work came out good. The hawks were my first success at folding and welding the eye and bit. The wrought iron is from anchor chain and is pretty clean stuff, but I'm thinking I might should do some folding to clean it up a bit more for a more polished look.

 

[Salem Straub]

Nice work Will! Great job on the Ferry flip. I've not tried that yet.

 

[Sam Salvati]

WOW Will I love that carving on those hawk handles! Great knives too!!

 

[AVigil]

Very nice

But those Hawks are bad ass

 

[tryppyr]

Wow... love the curly walnut handle.