New "slicer" to my kit.

[tarmix101]

I have been searching for a good, thin, slicer to add to my "out in the woods" kit. I have been using Moras and the like for some time. I wanted something w/ a late 1800's look to it. I found this one on EBay. Made by ML Knives, L6 band saw steel, 3/32" thick and OAL of just at 8". Hickory scales over a full tang. It has been a treat to use so far. Just thought I would snap a few shots and share



Here is my "out in the woods" kit

 

[rebeltf]

Simple and handsome , I like it Also , that is a handsome handle on your hatchet , good looking wood.

 

[tarmix101]

Simple and handsome , I like it Also , that is a handsome handle on your hatchet , good looking wood.

Thanks Rebeltf.... just what I thought when I first saw it. The handle on my GB Axe was stripped and soaked in raw linseed oil for about 8 days. Really made the already nice looking handle's grain jump. Thanks for the comments:thumbup:

 

[JurT]

That looks really nice.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

So, who are/is ML Knives?

 

[Bufford]

Thats a good straight forward no nonsence cutter. The 3 pieces make a good set. Common sence for the forest.:thumbup:

 

[tarmix101]

So, who are/is ML Knives?

Keith, reference his web site here:http://www.mlknives.com/aboutme..html

Mainly period type knives out of high carbon 1095 and L6.

 

[R. Ellis]

Matt/ML is a good guy. Been hard at it for awhile and is really shining of late.

 

[untamed]

A rustic, thin, semi-wharncliffe bladed knife---and in tough L6 steel to boot?!!! You lucky dog you! Me like so much, my keyboard's sticky with drool already!