Revenant Utility/Hunter

[TK Steingass]

Greetings All,

A new design I call the Revenant Hunter. All comments welcome.

V/R,

TK

.235" W-2 stock

HT to Rc 60-61

8 1/4" OAL

4" BL

Nearly sharp clip

Vivid hamon/ashi

Spine thumb serrations

Stabilized English Walnut

Stainless fittings

RH sheath

 

[Survivalistd]

That is wonderful

 

[seanj]

That is outstanding!

 

[scarysamcary]

That is a really cool design and you executed it flawlessly

 

[ice-pic]

Those new blade grinds are awesome.
Gonna have to call them Steingass grinds!

 

[Mendoman]

WOW.

 

[John Cahoon]

I saw in the sales thread the ricasso area described as a shelf so I propose the "Steingass Shelf". I sure haven't seen that before, it's awesome!

 

[Mongo]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful!

 

[Lorien]

that's a great looking knife!
the plunge/ricasso area is super interesting. I think I saw something similar to that in some Loveless knife making book, the name 'Barney' comes to mind but I'm not 100% on that. In any event, this is a wonderful piece

 

[jfk1110]

Damn sweet...

 

[TK Steingass]

that's a great looking knife!
the plunge/ricasso area is super interesting. I think I saw something similar to that in some Loveless knife making book, the name 'Barney' comes to mind but I'm not 100% on that. In any event, this is a wonderful piece

Thanks Lorien - you are correct - I got the idea from Barney's flat ground knife but my cutting edge is a bit further forward to keep from damaging the ricasso edge when you sharpen the knife. Another variation I make is double hollow ground for daggers but here the secondary edge is farther back, truer to Barney's flat ground version. In either event, they are a PITA to execute but well worth the effort IMHO.

 

[Barry H]

That beast is a beauty!!