Lets see your woods knives with a 7-10" cutting edge

[dialton]

It's a keeper.:thumbup:

 

[KiljoyKutlery]

Here's a couple of my choppers..
CS Kukri (one of 2) my Walt Davis "Persian redux" , my Camillus BK9, my CS trailmaster (one of 2) my Recon Scout, and a couple that are border line to the OP's requirements ..the JAB potbelly and my FOX MD Parang. all in all, I have the wood chips flyin.

 

[kurodrago]

 

[kurodrago]

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[Flexxx]

 

[DennisStrickland]

siegle, 9.75--becker, 9in--ferhman,9.5 & siegle,11.5
the becker just did'nt work as good for my hand, the 3v alloy in the ferhman will not get dull, but the ergonomics & design of the siegle on the left makes it a superior chopper. i have'nt had a chance to try the kukri as yet. the siegle kukri may prove to be too much knife for my 72 yr. hands,--we'll see.---dennis

 

[myright]

Beautiful knife!

 

[gytheran]

Here's my Ka-Bar Becker BK9

Weight: 1.05 lbs.
Overall length 14-3/4"
Blade length 9"
Steel: 1095 Cro-Van
Grind: flat
Shape: Clip Point
Edge Angle: 20 Degrees
Handle Material: Grivory
Country Mft'd: Knife Made in USA



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[GrinderMcgee]

Cold Steel Trail Master 9" CGFBM 10.5"

 

[shaving sharp]

I just could not wait to post this. It just got completed yesterday and is on it's way to me. Made by forum member Rob Loveday. Blade is 8 X 2.125 X .3 thick A2 steel heat treated by Paul BOS. Micarta handles. Rob does incredible work, check out the handle detail.

 

[mymindisamob]

I just could not wait to post this. It just got completed yesterday and is on it's way to me. Made by forum member Rob Loveday. Blade is 8 X 2.125 X .3 thick A2 steel heat treated by Paul BOS. Micarta handles. Rob does incredible work, check out the handle detail.

 

[kurodrago]

siegle, 9.75--becker, 9in--ferhman,9.5 & siegle,11.5
the becker just did'nt work as good for my hand, the 3v alloy in the ferhman will not get dull, but the ergonomics & design of the siegle on the left makes it a superior chopper. i have'nt had a chance to try the kukri as yet. the siegle kukri may prove to be too much knife for my 72 yr. hands,--we'll see.---dennis

Nice knive! Man the kukri is nice, never try one my self but the is first time for everything:thumbup:
The siegle,11.5 is full tang? where the sell that bad boy?:
Thanks

 

[DennisStrickland]

siegle is full tang. custom maker [ a legend]--bill siegle.
dennis

 

[M67]

Did you take the scales off when you stripped these? if so what is the process for that and reattaching them? something I can to at home with basic tools or no?

Man, that's old. Didn't see that one.

Well, if you're still wondering, nope, I left the scales on.

 

[GingivitisKahn]

This thread desperately needs another BK-9 pic or two...

It cuts a mean apple!

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Beckerhead #42

 

[Loosearrow]

My 17" pmoore "G-Zilla'!!! 1/4" 1080

Nice knives! I really like that leather sheath. I have been trying to come up with a sheath for an older odd knife that is rather large and I think this style could probably work for me. I am going to attempt something similar. I'm sure it won't be as nice, but will be functional enough for me. Would be interesting to see the back of the sheath. I was thinking of something like an attachment for a dangler. The sheath would also work well with a baldric, right? Thanks for the post. It will point me in a different direction for my knife. Your sheath would probably work well for a machete as well. Regards

 

[fishiker]

Here's a shot of my JK digging some fatwood last summer:

 

[Gossman Knives]

fishiker, that's a great looking pic. :thumbup:
Scott

 

[fishiker]

Thanks, it's quite a compliment coming from you Scott. Maybe I will be able to add one of your heavy blades to my knives this year!