New Outdoor Tool (Chopper)

blgoode

blgoode

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Though you guys might like to see this knife. Its a total of 18" overall and made from 0-1 steel. Its just an etched finish. I want to parkerize one down the road.
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Cant wait to take her out camping next month!! I need a sheath first:D Always something to make!!!;)
 
That's a beauty Brian. I'll bet that took some time to grind:thumbup: What is the handle matl.?



Nick:)
 
Need Someone To Test It??

Ok-ok--I'll Do It!!!!!(SEE HOW NICE I AM)

'Man--that Is Great Work!!!!
 
Awesome as all your work Brian! The blue handle and gray blade look perfect together.
 
Holy crap! Cool blade. That's a beefy monster, bet it chops like it's angry. I love the slight forward cant.
 
that handle material is blue g-10 with black liners.
NWA - with 36 grit belts and after about 30 min you are ready to go to 60 grit. Then from there to 120 grit. I guess before heat treat it took about 40 min. Thats after it was profiled of course:thumbup:
 
Looks like it will outlast damn near anything. As much as I like fancy and delicate knives, gives me a warm tingly feeling when I feel a good ol heavy SOB:D
 
That's very nice! Did you grind that using the Craftsman 2X42 that I saw on your website?
 
Brian,
That is a very sweet chopper, I really like that design. :thumbup: What is that greyist color on the blade. I really like the finish.

Ron
 
Myakka said:
Brian,
That is a very sweet chopper, I really like that design. :thumbup: What is that greyist color on the blade. I really like the finish.

Ron
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its just fully hardened blade so it etched completely one color :)
 
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