Photos Pocket Fixed Blades

[luethge]

I recognize the Winkler. I don’t recognize luethge knife though.

Temple Knives “Omen” in M4. That particular maker tends to make most of his knives in the 2.5-3.5 inch blade range, omen is about 4 inches or 3.5 cutting edge. On the bigger end of “pocket” size.. overall length is still shorter than 99% of the folders I carry.

 

[Damon]

I have looked at Temple knives and for his small knives, he includes a pocket sheath. I like his work. Thats a nice knife!

 

[luethge]

D Damon , Temple knives are definitely worth a look. The materials, heat treatment, geometry and sheath systems are all top notch.. I think you’ll like his stuff.

 

[Damon]

Joe Watson Magni

 

[W. Andyrsen]

This Janich/Perrin confusion by Max Knives of Italy has been riding in my right front pocket ever since improving the handle considerably and using it as a general work knife. As a machinist, I do a lot of deburring of parts and the stout tip scoops off nice little ribbons of aluminum.

 

[junglefighter]

Pocket fixed blade for today.. Polkowski Polecat.. Lanyard secured

 

[Damon]

Ban Tang Crazy J

 

[luethge]

Ban Tang Crazy J

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Ban Tang - The best edges out there. Beautiful piece

 

[norcalAF]

Ban Tang - The best edges out there. Beautiful piece

I only have one, and boy is it a sweet little stabby thing!

 

[navman]

Just finished this small wharncliffe in S90V and Mammoth Ivory, first time using this material. Hardware is nickel silver.

This one is headed to a new home.

 

[jfk1110]

Nice job

 

[sunstroke]

Made myself another new pocket knife. This one is 3/32" magnacut at 62HRC with black linen micarta scales, a "TruStone" accent, and white G10 liners. Copper pin, copper mosaic pin, and copper lanyard tube. My leatherworking skills are still developing. The blade is about 2 1/2" from tip to scales and about 6 1/8" overall length. I'm pretty happy with this one.

 

[jfk1110]

Made myself another new pocket knife. This one is 3/32" magnacut at 62HRC with black linen micarta scales, a "TruStone" accent, and white G10 liners. Copper pin, copper mosaic pin, and copper lanyard tube. My leatherworking skills are still developing. The blade is about 2 1/2" from tip to scales and about 6 1/8" overall length. I'm pretty happy with this one.

Fine job!!!!

 

[junglefighter]

Decided to go and leave the heavy metal at the house while the wife and I went sightseeing in the Philippines.. Also had to watch out for the Philippine National Police checkpoints.. Frequent flier clone today

 

[Horsewright]

Just finished this small wharncliffe in S90V and Mammoth Ivory, first time using this material. Hardware is nickel silver.

This one is headed to a new home.

Very nice! Finished up a few in this genre today:

 

[jfk1110]

Very nice! Finished up a few in this genre today:

Handsome lil cutta's

 

[calm]

 

[A.L.]

Most of the time I prefer a folder but I got this big idea design lookout. Mean slicer!

 

[Crag the Brewer]

I don't think I posted this one here, it was released into the wild earlier this year.

I don't generally like Wharnie styles but this was requested as needing to be a real cutter.



It's Cruwear with an artisanal heat treatment of 62.5HRC full Cryo. Ground thin. Full ergo handle. I call that handle pattern "Sideshow" it's really great in all grabs. It's a combo handle of linen micarta and burl micarta. I think it looks nice, and the burl micarta is very durable.

With the sheaths, I made two.
But the pancake is special because I made it more discreet, yet easy to access. I added a pull tab I made from a unique material that I have, called Armour X. It's a high impact, wear resistant material. I describe it as a hard, rubbery version of UHMW. It isn't. But it feels that way. I used it instead of a "normal" bead, hoping it will be gentler on cars, furniture, etc.

Just pull the tab, and it's Up.

 

[sunstroke]

Fine job!!!!

Thanks!