Loveless on Steroids and a Clay Style Skinner

[TK Steingass]

Greetings all:

Here's a couple I finished recently - the hunter is my version of the Loveless Drop Point Hunter - the blade is 1/4" wider and 1/8" longer in OAL than the original with a little less belly - stabilized English Walnut. I made this design to fit my big meat hooks and it's the design I carry in the woods during deer season. The skinner is my take on the Wayne Clay Alaska Safari Skinner in stabilized spalted maple. Both are mirror finish CPM-154. All comments welcome.

V/R,

TK

 

[Carl Colson]

I Like em Both,Very well Made as usual and Great Job on the Sheaths Too!!
I'm A little bit partial on the Spalted Maple, It looks Deep.

 

[Mossyhorn]

I like them both as well, the skinner is super sweet. Great job.

 

[Mr. Clean]

One of your hunters is still on my wish list. Love that top one!

 

[The Shatz]

Sooo super clean and well executed

 

[Scott Hanson]

Very nice job TK, I think I like the spalted maple a little better as well.

 

[watermule]

I like them both but I just love the blade shape of that skinner
Rob

 

[theJman]

That's a stunning knife. The craftsmanship and attention to detail appear to be nothing short of first rate.

 

[sheathmaker]

Hell, TK your sheaths are even looking good. You may have a future in this knife and sheath thing.

 

[TK Steingass]

Hell, TK your sheaths are even looking good. You may have a future in this knife and sheath thing.

Thanks Paul - damn right the sheath work better look good - those are $2700 Cobra 4 stitches

 

[Bmgillum]

I know you are still playing catch-up but am curious if you have any thoughts on when you might open your books again?...

Cheers/bg

 

[TK Steingass]

I know you are still playing catch-up but am curious if you have any thoughts on when you might open your books again?...

Cheers/bg

I'm not sure I'm going to be taking orders in the future - the jury is out

 

[Bmgillum]

Well (sounds like spit)!!!...

Cheers/bg