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Here's my BK2 helping with a hunting lunch...
...and a hunting snack...
...making flatware...
...hiking stick prep...
...chopping seasoned oak for no good reason...
Man, I like that knife.
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Beckerhead #42
...and a hunting snack...
...making flatware...
...hiking stick prep...
...chopping seasoned oak for no good reason...
Man, I like that knife.
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Beckerhead #42
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...chopping seasoned oak for no good reason...
"Because it's fun" is a perfectly good reason!
Great pictures.
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Not a conventional bushcraft shape, but I am not a very conventional bushcrafter
Nice looking knife, I have never used a warncliffe but have one coming soon.
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tell us more about the blade...
Not a conventional bushcraft shape, but I am not a very conventional bushcrafter
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So here's a new one I have been playing with. I had it out this past week. So far, so good.... :thumbup:
That's a beaut! Tell us something about that knife. It's a Scandi grind w/ full tang, but who makes it?????
I'm in love.
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That knife is made from 3/32" A2 with stabilized Mulberry scales and heavier than normal G10 liners. Like you said, scandi ground and full tang. I made it myself. It's a good hobby I picked up a while back.
I had wanted to try a thinner blade for a while and this one has worked out very well so far. Thanks much for the compliment.
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That knife is made from 3/32" A2 with stabilized Mulberry scales and heavier than normal G10 liners. Like you said, scandi ground and full tang. I made it myself. It's a good hobby I picked up a while back.
wow great job, wish I had the skill.
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Those of us born between June 21st and July 21st tend to be reeeally moody people, some even say we can be “crabby”, and favorite is often a subjective term with us. I know it is with me. Very few things do I have only one favorite of, and that applies to knives as well. It all depends on the current mood and train of thought….
A Bushlore by Rick Marchand, was actually my first “Bushcraft” knife, and will always be a favorite.
The Bushfinger by Andy Roy is another favorite
The Mohawk Hunter from TOPS is definitely a favorite
The K.E. Bushie that I got from Andy a while back is my first custom scandi, and it’s definitely a favorite. I’ve been using it a personal project lately and really enjoying it.
Then the last one I got was one from Sursum Knife Works that I simply couldn’t resist, even with only the little I have had a chance to do with it so far it is most certainly a favorite.
A Bushlore by Rick Marchand, was actually my first “Bushcraft” knife, and will always be a favorite.
The Bushfinger by Andy Roy is another favorite
The Mohawk Hunter from TOPS is definitely a favorite
The K.E. Bushie that I got from Andy a while back is my first custom scandi, and it’s definitely a favorite. I’ve been using it a personal project lately and really enjoying it.
Then the last one I got was one from Sursum Knife Works that I simply couldn’t resist, even with only the little I have had a chance to do with it so far it is most certainly a favorite.
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Favorite knife?!? Ha ha ah ahhha hahahah.....
Oh, sorry, got carried away. I don't work with one hand and photograph with the other as I like my fingers too much but here are a few from some of my favorite trips.
Can't wait to take more this year with different groups.
JustJoel- I love knives in 3/32"- choppers, neckers and full sized fixed blades- all shown here!
Oh, sorry, got carried away. I don't work with one hand and photograph with the other as I like my fingers too much but here are a few from some of my favorite trips.
Can't wait to take more this year with different groups.
JustJoel- I love knives in 3/32"- choppers, neckers and full sized fixed blades- all shown here!
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I only keep the knives i like, so ive got several favorites.
The Chris Reeve Shadow III single cross guard:
Ontario TAK:
Fallkniven F1:
Rat Cutlery RC-3
The Chris Reeve Shadow III single cross guard:
Ontario TAK:
Fallkniven F1:
Rat Cutlery RC-3
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That knife is made from 3/32" A2 with stabilized Mulberry scales and heavier than normal G10 liners. Like you said, scandi ground and full tang. I made it myself. It's a good hobby I picked up a while back.
Thanks for the info! You've got some serious talent there, JustJoel.
