Osage over brown micarta compact bushcrafter SOLD

m. wohlwend · Mar 10, 2012

Blade is 3.75 long and made with 1/8th 1095

Handle is 4.25 inches long and has a palm swell

grafton · Mar 10, 2012

Awesome. Reminds me of that osage mora prototype I got from you.

Really like the nat/osage combo. Looks great!

atcgriffin · Mar 10, 2012

With or without sheath?

m. wohlwend · Mar 10, 2012

atcgriffin said:
With or without sheath?

with a kydex or leather....

Magnaminous_G · Mar 10, 2012

I'll take it, e-mail sent

ivan51 · Mar 10, 2012

Marks compact bushcrafters are awsome good snag! if i dident already have 3 of them...

m. wohlwend · Mar 10, 2012

Magnaminous_G said:
I'll take it, e-mail sent

It's yours and I can make a fire steel loop as requested. It that a 1/4 inch fire steel ? I just need to know so I can make a proper loop....
Thanks
Mark

Magnaminous_G · Mar 10, 2012

It's the "Light My Fire" Army Model

m. wohlwend · Mar 10, 2012

I think those are 1/4 inch in diameter.... I will make the loop for you..

grafton · Mar 11, 2012

Better check...could be wrong but that looks like 3/8 to me.

m. wohlwend · Mar 11, 2012

grafton said:
Better check...could be wrong but that looks like 3/8 to me.

Thanks!

plainsman1 · Mar 11, 2012

grafton said:
Better check...could be wrong but that looks like 3/8 to me.

It is 3/8" diameter.
See here for confirmation: http://www.fuelforadventure.com/firesteel.html
(...Dimensions: 3-3/4" x 7/8" x 5/8" overall - shaft is 2-1/2" x 3/8" diameter...)

Magnaminous_G · Mar 11, 2012

I just whipped out the old ruler and measured it myself: 3/8" diameter

Sorry I didn't do this first, but I figured that model is the most common FireSteel in use, I thought you might have one.

m. wohlwend · Mar 11, 2012

Magnaminous_G said:
I just whipped out the old ruler and measured it myself: 3/8" diameter Sorry I didn't do this first, but I figured that model is the most common FireSteel in use, I thought you might have one.

I use drill bits to make the loops

mykel m · Mar 11, 2012

Another Osage over brown beauty,nice one Mark.

Magnaminous_G · Mar 21, 2012

Guys, I received my knife this week. Wow, does that Osage over micarta look good in person! This is my first knife with heat treat scales left on (I believe Mark calls it his "primitive" finish), and I have to say that it adds character and looks great. True to 1095 fashion, it sharpened up easily (I put my own edge on knives). I'll post a review once i get a chance to test it at some bushcraft tasks. Here are a few pics:

ivan51 · Mar 21, 2012

real nice looking blade congrats!