Post up your small woods blades!

[pitdog]

I love the look of this one, who made it ?

 

[mtnfolk mike]

great stuff guys... i tend to use a smaller sized fixed blades more than anything, while out in the woods...

here's a few of the many, that i have...

BHK "long trail"

ML. PSK style knife.

TOPS Shango & Koster W&SS necker..

small scandi necker made by forum member Andrew Coglazier...

top-bottom.. CKE nessmuk, JK E.W.O.K., RAT Izula and my old faithful Gossman PSK..

JK hikers backup.

NWA Stinger..

Crumps Forge EDC and SDS knives PSK..

cheers... Mike

 

[Switchblade61]

I love the look of this one, who made it ?

That one was made by a Hungarian knife maker.

 

[Mentor]

There are some great knives in this thread!

I'll add a few of my little guys:

Nameless EDC scandi fixed blade.

Becker Necker

Patch knife

Koster W&SS forum knife

JK Fire Kit knife (Hudson Bay pattern)

All the best,

- Mike

 

[mcjhrobinson]

fiddleback bush jr GREAT knife

Gossman PSK....my first knife from a custom knifemaker

 

[chickenplucker]

Horton Necker in A2

 

[Cpl Punishment]

Don't know if you'd consider this small enough, but it's small to me, and a great utility knife (too bad the sheath fell apart),
HI Kerambit:

HI M43 Karda:

HI R-6:

Busse BAD:

 

[canid]

i almost always wear this one:

stainless sgain dubh blade by Art Pewter of Scotland.

i recently made this little skinner, with a wood hard sheath:

nothing fancy, just practical [though i've mostly finished the second one now].

 

[bondy]

Heres a couple iv made:thumbup:

 

[bushcraft]

Heres a couple iv made:thumbup:

Just wow

 

[Jas79]

heres my combo

 

[revolverman357]

Here's some small blades:

 

[Razorsharp1986]

I, personally, always take a small fixed blade to the woods. I find that whittling and other precision-demanding chores are accomplished better with a rather smaller blade.
Here are two of my favorites

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[jw2n]

Switchblade61,

What is the small neck knife, first one in your post? That is a good looking piece.

 

[mneedham]

I, personally, always take a small fixed blade to the woods. I find that whittling and other precision-demanding chores are accomplished better with a rather smaller blade.
Here are two of my favorites

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Razorsharp,

Did you make the grips for those two?

 

[DOC-CANADA]

i almost always wear this one:

stainless sgain dubh blade by Art Pewter of Scotland.

i recently made this little skinner, with a wood hard sheath:

nothing fancy, just practical [though i've mostly finished the second one now].

Welcome to BladeForums. You're off to a good start. :thumbup:

Doc

 

[Switchblade61]

Switchblade61,

What is the small neck knife, first one in your post? That is a good looking piece.

It's a custom called Clipper and made by Kilden Knives.

 

[Switchblade61]

Heres a couple iv made:thumbup:

Really nice job! I like them! :thumbup:

 

[Dannyboy Leather]

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[mneedham]