Osprey Knife & Tool
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Here are some pictures of what I have been working on the past week.
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Recurve Flat grinds!
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This is what happens to blades that don't meet the cut. I abuse them and play with them until I get bored. I then throw them in the a box never to been seen again.
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Some blades freshly textured and ready for Heat Treatment.
The top picture here is 3/32 tapered tang
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1/8" tapered tang
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Glueing up some knives, the EDU has 2 unique qualities. It is the first with a lanyard hole and its a hollow grind!
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Ranger with a Swedge
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Rough shaping completed on 2 they will change shape some more as I tune them up by hand with the file.
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In this picture I am preparing the flats for texturing by sanding to a 320 grit
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Partially Textured Ferox
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Freshly textured Ferox
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More Textured blades ready to go into the oven
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I shaped this handles yesterday and will be finishing them up this week
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More to come as time permits. I hope you enjoy this little preview into the process and stages of completion.

Recurve Flat grinds!

This is what happens to blades that don't meet the cut. I abuse them and play with them until I get bored. I then throw them in the a box never to been seen again.

Some blades freshly textured and ready for Heat Treatment.
The top picture here is 3/32 tapered tang

1/8" tapered tang

Glueing up some knives, the EDU has 2 unique qualities. It is the first with a lanyard hole and its a hollow grind!

Ranger with a Swedge

Rough shaping completed on 2 they will change shape some more as I tune them up by hand with the file.


In this picture I am preparing the flats for texturing by sanding to a 320 grit

Partially Textured Ferox

Freshly textured Ferox

More Textured blades ready to go into the oven

I shaped this handles yesterday and will be finishing them up this week

More to come as time permits. I hope you enjoy this little preview into the process and stages of completion.