making of lobo thread in 1/4 inch

[D86PQ]

john can we see the making of the 1/4 inch lobo thanks donb.:thumbup:

 

[JK Knives]

They have already been profiled ground, and heat treated. Do you want to see the rest of the steps?

 

[D86PQ]

yes yes yes

 

[JK Knives]

The 4 heat treated blanks, 3 Lobos and 1 Hudson Bay.

3/16" on left and 1/4" on right.

 

[JK Knives]

Blade all ground.

Handles gluing on.

 

[D86PQ]

LOOKS GREAT JOHN KEEP THE PICS COMING :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[JK Knives]

Handles ground flush with tang.

Handles contoured.

I`ll post finished pics when it gets daylight.

 

[JK Knives]

 

[D86PQ]

john hows the hudson bay coming :thumbup::thumbup: don

 

[JK Knives]

john hows the hudson bay coming :thumbup::thumbup: don

Oak handles are glueing on today, I`ll post finished pics tomorrow.

 

[Wildewinds]

Are the blade dimensions different for these Lobos? They look a lot "taller" than the regular one.

 

[Rockywolf]

I love my Lobo. Whoever gets these will love the knife!

 

[D86PQ]

Wildewinds no had 2 made in 1/4 inch o1 stock is 3/16:thumbup: don b.

 

[frontiertom]

Man! That is one hunk of steel! Mine's the regular stock and it is heavy duty! I love it!

 

[mqqn]

Hi Stomper -

I love seeing these in process shots - thanks for taking time to take the pictures - I know it is a bit of a pain to wash up to get the shots when you are working.

I still love the design of the lobo - very nice looking (and functioning I imagine) knife.

best regards -

mqqn