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Nice knife. The sheath is a bit too untraditional for my taste. Would look great on another knife.
 
This one is for a man who likes traditional puukko knives, but also would like a scabbard adapted to his needs, so I created such combo called puukko neck ;).
Above this last one is a traditional knife and a traditional scabbard.
 
pawelmomo said:

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I wouldn't actually call this a puukko. Puukkos come in many different sizes and shapes but no puukko has a full flat grind. The largest grind I've seen are in Rautalammin puukkos which are around 70%-80% the width of the blade.
 
Of course, you are right, notice that I do not call this knife a traditional puukko because it is not it, it is rather a bushcraft knife inspired by the shape of puukko. See my previous knives, you will find there traditional puukko, but also a lot of variations. I always like to create something new, I don't like to stay still and do always something standard. I am glad that someone wanted to write a few words about my knives, thank you!
 
pawelmomo said:
Of course, you are right, notice that I do not call this knife a traditional puukko because it is not it, it is rather a bushcraft knife inspired by the shape of puukko. See my previous knives, you will find there traditional puukko, but also a lot of variations. I always like to create something new, I don't like to stay still and do always something standard. I am glad that someone wanted to write a few words about my knives, thank you!
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Well , your knives leaves us speechless :) Big LIKE IT ! Wait , I have something to comment :D I know that it is personal taste but for me it is sin to cut/shorten a beautiful piece of wood to insert other material in handle ....like on that hunting puukko with Turkish walnut handle ......
 
Natlek said:
Well , your knives leaves us speechless :) Big LIKE IT ! Wait , I have something to comment :D I know that it is personal taste but for me it is sin to cut/shorten a beautiful piece of wood to insert other material in handle ....like on that hunting puukko with Turkish walnut handle ......
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...think about it differently, what to do when you only have a small, short piece of Turkich walnut? :p;)
 
Make sense............... :) but you cut it from bigger piece so it is still sin :pI like Turkish walnut , I have two beautiful piece , waiting for right steel
 
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