New pieces off the mountain...

[J. Neilson]

... and certainly some variety. I hope you like them.
J.

Here is another of my Saw-blade knives with my "antiqued" finish modeled after an online video... Guacamole knife.

Here is a Scandi-bushcraft knife is stabilized Cherry Burl with both leatehr and Kydex sheaths with fire starter loops.

Here is a new Clip-point Hunter with some wild, double-dyed burl wood in hand rubbed 5160.

A new "semi-primitive" piece in "antiqued" 1095 with a damascus guard, bone spacer and copper accents on a salvaged Snakewood handle.

Here is a Drop-point Hunter in Gidgee wood with a blade and guard forged from my "raindrop damascus" with Elk teeth inlaid in the handle.

Here is a new version of my "Big Old Bowie" in multi-quenched W2 with wrought iron bolsters, a fully file worked tang and Mammoth ivory scales along with a John Cohea rawhide sheath.

And, last but not least, another of my B.U.H.K. models, "antiqued" with natural Micarta scales.

 

[BenR.T.]

Good stuff man, I love that Big old bowie!

 

[quint]

Those are some really nice blades. I like that bowie as well, and that semi primitive one.

 

[DaveWenger]

Love your primitive, etched finishes on your blades. I would like to learn more about how you do it. Especially like the gidgee drop point with the elk teeth. Nice touch.

 

[BallewBlade]

Nice blades, I really like that Bowie and the sheath for it is crazy looking!:thumbup:

 

[Milt]

I don't think it can much better than these. Wonderful work!

Milt

 

[Bigfattyt]

Lots of great knives!

Guacamole knife specs?

 

[Bill510c]

Excellent mix of beauty and functionality. Love'em all, glad I got to see them..

 

[roadkill7205]

... and certainly some variety. I hope you like them.
J.

Here is another of my Saw-blade knives with my "antiqued" finish modeled after an online video... Guacamole knife.

Here is a Scandi-bushcraft knife is stabilized Cherry Burl with both leatehr and Kydex sheaths with fire starter loops.

Here is a new Clip-point Hunter with some wild, double-dyed burl wood in hand rubbed 5160.

A new "semi-primitive" piece in "antiqued" 1095 with a damascus guard, bone spacer and copper accents on a salvaged Snakewood handle.

Here is a Drop-point Hunter in Gidgee wood with a blade and guard forged from my "raindrop damascus" with Elk teeth inlaid in the handle.

Here is a new version of my "Big Old Bowie" in multi-quenched W2 with wrought iron bolsters, a fully file worked tang and Mammoth ivory scales along with a John Cohea rawhide sheath.

And, last but not least, another of my B.U.H.K. models, "antiqued" with natural Micarta scales.

Loving that bushcraft knife. The iOS app for this forum doesn't show sig lines and don't show me a URL for you when I tap your avatar. Is there a site where I can see more?

 

[J. Neilson]

Sure do, in fact I recently had a new web site built... www.mountainhollow.net Please, take a look and let me know what you think.
J.

 

[quint]

Great site and some amazing work. Dont know why but "the razorback" fighter really caught my eye. Its like a rough but elegant blade, just the right amount of each.

 

[J. Neilson]

Thanks very much Quint, I've been meaning to build another one of those, too.
J.

 

[Bomp]

Super clean knives! The leatherwork is perfect!

 

[dopenerd]

Amazing work man! I love the elk teeth in the handle.