Puukkoknive in the style of 1930-1950's.

[Henkkapoeka]

I've been interested really much of puukkos of this style, so I decided to make one myself after a long since I did another one about an year or so ago.

Blade is made from old recycled spring of plow (it's kinda my thing), 90mm long. Handle from oiled curly birch with bolster from 5mm thick brass plate. Sheath from 1,8mm barked leather.

https://flic.kr/p/2mjYRR5

 

[jfk1110]

Looks good!!! Some close ups would be ideal please!!! I like the pants for it as well.....

 

[Vaytsee]

Looks great Henkka!
Terveisin Laukaasta!

 

[Henkkapoeka]

Looks great Henkka!
Terveisin Laukaasta!

Kiitos!

 

[Henkkapoeka]

Looks good!!! Some close ups would be ideal please!!! I like the pants for it as well.....

Thank you!

Here's some bigger pics:

https://flic.kr/p/2mkg5Ub

https://flic.kr/p/2mkeVwK

https://flic.kr/p/2mk7eiF

 

[jfk1110]

Excellent craftsmanship!! Thanx for the close ups!!

 

[Henkkapoeka]

Excellent craftsmanship!! Thanx for the close ups!!

Thanks!

 

[Templehound]

Very nice work!

 

[Bigfattyt]

Lovely. I tried my hand at my first self made "puko" a while ago. Really enjoying it.

I also made an attempt at a Yakut single bevel forged knife as well.

Mine are no where as nice as your knife and sheath!!

 

[Henkkapoeka]

Very nice work!

Thank you!

 

[Henkkapoeka]

Lovely. I tried my hand at my first self made "puko" a while ago. Really enjoying it.

I also made an attempt at a Yakut single bevel forged knife as well.

Mine are no where as nice as your knife and sheath!!

Thank you! I've done one yakut myself too. Really interesting knive to make!