My first bushcraft knife w.i.p.

Nice work!! Hamon looks outstanding. Did I miss the steel type. 1095, 5160?
 
bill that hamon line turned out awesome
the wife thinks the one with red is pretty and
unique! Wow, that was manly!
 
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This is a great thread. Thanks for sharing this process.
 
I think the lighter color would look good with the darker blade but I like the darker wood! Make it a surprise Bill, Im sure both would look fantastic.
 
very cool Bill... great stuff man.. thanks for taking the time to post the pics..:thumbup:
 
Wow, I guess I really never knew all of the effort that went into blade making...please forive my ignorance. That is going to be great knife. Thanks for the pictorial! I can't wait to see the finished product!
 
id like to take the time to thanks each and everyone of you for your intrest and comments,they are much appreciated, the next time should be the finished product
 
I can't wait to see the finished product! Your avatar was the background on my computer for a long while, it's from windows vista, right? So, about how much do your basic knife models cost?
 
Hey Bill,

That was a nice bunch of great photos. Or maybe it was a great bunch of nice photos...

Anyway, it was nice of you to take the time to post them. When you become the next Bob Loveless, I'll say I remember seeing your knives on BladeForums back in the old days. :)



Looking forward to the next installment,
desmobob
 
I just checked this one out again. And again. I love seeing the process that goes into knifemaking.
 
Now that was really cool! Very interesting to see the process involved in these things. I only ever see and use finished objects, I guess I forget that there is a big pile of work and knowledge and experience to get a knife to me.
Thanks for sharing.
 
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