Question,, What style knife would you like to see for the next Custom

[Lycosa]

Brian---Go to Moore Cutlery for a pic of the Ryback. It will be quicker than a pic from me.

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

Brian---Go to Moore Cutlery for a pic of the Ryback. It will be quicker than a pic from me.

Thanks, cool shape:thumbup:, I'd take the cleaver first though.

 

[Lycosa]

B--To use it is to love it.
Cleaver-head! :yawn:

 

[chickenplucker]

When you get the style figured out please dont forget the edge. Its all about that edge dawg.

 

[Lycosa]

OOOOOh...shiny...mutha!

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

B--To use it is to love it.
Cleaver-head! :yawn:

I bet you knife doesn't weigh 3lbs.


:yawn: back at you

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

When you get the style figured out please dont forget the edge. Its all about that edge dawg.

That's a purdy necker Plucker.:thumbup:

 

[Lycosa]

Dang! Only 2 1/2 lbs!!

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

Dang! Only 2 1/2 lbs!!

LOL, you could always send it to Horton and he could weld on a piece of .415 to spine.


Rolf, I should be getting the Horton chopper back from Steelnut next week. I have not forgotten about you.:thumbup:

 

[RedbeAR15]

Bear, you have 2 or 3 large Hortons I'd like :thumbup: (but Horton's Vag JJ hurts everytime someone brings them up).

The guys at JRE are working on a Kydex lined leather sheath, horizontal belt carry, for Scratch Knife #1. They are also working on a pocket sheath for my Horton Pry Bar and a Fenix P2D.


Horton Pry Bar

Horton can handle a big one - don't listen to all the whining - he's getting spoiled by fixing all the other's Too young to get soft, he is.

Forge ahead young man and - Steady Ho!

 

[papathud]

Get a Picture of that Combat Kitchen being Used by a Combat Kitten.

 

[Nikokurausu]

Anyone of these will work.

 

[peppercorn]

Camp Blood chopper.... wider blade, sabre grind 17 inches overall . The more I use the Camp the more I like your current handle design...no changes there.

 

[Lycosa]

Brian---Thanks, brutha...no rush.

 

[Paulinski]

Camp Blood chopper.... wider blade, sabre grind 17 inches overall . The more I use the Camp the more I like your current handle design...no changes there.

I like this one as well.

 

[Jeremy Horton]

bump..........

 

[OldPhysics]

A short machete style blade, in the 8-9" range, a real chopper!

I like this idea.

But, of course, it would be unacceptable without those special touches that just scream "Jeremy Horton." I wonder how Jeremy would make the basic machete design his own?

Of course, I wouldn't cry about a Horton Golok or Parang.

 

[OldPhysics]

Something big! All woodcraft and utl blades 8" and below are a dime a dozen and everybody makes them. Don't need a dagger or fighter when I got a Glock

A machete, bolo, or some sort of 14"+ chopper. The only good brush clearing blade I use is the Gerber Brush Thinner. The NMFBM really can't do that job but that's the biggest quality blade I have until the Rat Waki is delivered.

These would be neat - American Kami http://www.americankami.com/sword.html

Some fine ideas here. Looking at those pictures, I can almost ... almost see how they might change to fit Jeremy's aesthetic.

 

[OldPhysics]

I did do a Kombat Kitchen,, I would like to do a thin Nick style knife,, out of A2

Well, hell!

What are you waiting for? I'd buy them!!!

 

[trukreltrog]

Originally Posted by Horton_Knives
I did do a Kombat Kitchen,, I would like to do a thin Nick style knife,, out of A2

Well, hell!

What are you waiting for? I'd buy them!!!

Theres a good idea, do a couple. :thumbup: