Latest one...Utility/filet/you decide!

[Patrice Lemée]

This is for the son of a friend of mine in Maine. Dad is a lobsterman so this was made with the sea's proximity in mind. First time working with stainless and G10. I had a few embellishments planned but sadly time did not permit. Now it needs a sheath. I'll post pics of the whole thing when it's done.
Do you think he will like it?

Blade length: 5 7/8” OAL: 11”
Grind: Flat
Steel: Stainless CPM154
Handle: G10
Guard: Stainless (304)

 

[Fred.Rowe]

Sweet simplicity!

 

[Southclaw]

Well I sure do. If he doesn't like it he is crazy.

 

[Burton Harruff]

Nice one. I like the blade shape.

 

[Seals]

Its a beauty.Utility id say.Much more than a filet.Great job,he'll be thrilled for sure.

 

[panch0]

Outstanding work buddy!

 

[fhf]

thats beautiful great job

 

[giant1]

Very nice knife. Elegant design :thumbup:

 

[Matthew Gregory]

Dude, that turned out great! Filet... utility... perhaps a bit of both?

Flutility?

Kind of a catchy name, but doesn't really have a positive ring to it... ; )

I'd say you nailed that one, bud!

 

[Patrice Lemée]

Flutility?

Now that's funny! lol

Thanks for the good words guys. Appreciate it!

 

[Will52100]

Cool, really love the shape and the handle color really stands out and sets it off.

 

[james terrio]

I agree, it has great flow and looks like it can earn its keep. You chose excellent materials as well. Homerun!

 

[Phil Dwyer]

Sweeeet knife Pat! How'd ya secure the handle?

 

[Patrice Lemée]

Thanks again guys.
Hidden pin Phil. I'll post pics tomorrow.

 

[Salem Straub]

Very classy, good to see you got it done. He's going to love that thing.

I want to see how you did the pin, too...

 

[Robert Mayo]

Sweet knife Pat!

Bob

 

[Dixieblade57]

Pat you are definately bringing you "A" game to the table these days! Great work!

 

[jawilder]

beautiful knife! I like the stainless and G10

 

[melsdad]

That is beautiful!! If he doesn't like it, he doesn't deserve to own it.

 

[shotgunner]

Truly a nice piece. Great work indeed. I have a few questions:

How did you polish the G10?

How thick is the blade at the spine?

How thick at the edge?