RohdeEdge- 52100 Bowie w/ Claude Scott Sheath SOLD

Daniel Rohde

Daniel Rohde

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Finally offering this one up for sale, This was a tricky knife to finish up but I really like it. Its the second of twins and there probably not gonna be anther like it. This is made from 52100 heat treated for performance and its a really racy slicy knife, pretty thin for its size and it a wicked butchering and field work knife.
BLADE:
Steel: 52100
Hardness: 60 HRC
Overall Length: 11 1/2"
Cutting Edge Length: 6 1/2"
Width*: 1"
Spine Thickness: .130"
¼ Back from the Edge: .046"
Edge Thickness: .008"
Finish: 400 Grit Belt finish
Grind: Full Flat Saber Grind
Spine is smooth and rounded

HANDLE:
Finish: Hand sanded satin finished handle
Material: Stabilized Redwood burl and Carbon fiber w/ Copper and Micarta liners
Pins: Micarta pins

SHEATH:
Comes in a custom Claude Scott tooled and lined pouch sheath. Claude's work is absolutely beautiful. Flawless tooling and workmanship

Price: $SOLD Shipped CONUS
First to post "I'll Take It!" gets it! Get me your email and I'll send you a Paypal Invoice. If you have any questions you can email me at: RohdeEdge@gmail.com
Also available on my website: RohdeEdge (you can pay with Paypal there as well, if you don't want to email me and wait for the invoice the web is the way to go. Either is fine though)

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[video=youtube;Px1xy37VgEA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px1xy37VgEA[/video]

If you have any comments or questions just let me know. If you would like something similar send me and email and we can talk about a custom order

If you want to be notify when I have knives for sale just hop on my Mailing List

Thanks for looking!

Daniel Rohde
 
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My what an appealing package. I hope somebody buys this before I log back on. Not much a bowie fan but the extra heft out front after the spine reduction is well considered and the resulting profile is spectacular. Add in a great sheath that mirrors the same geometry. Then serious energy in the handle material selection and execution..... Great work sir! Nice! Sell it soon please.
 
I normally lurk and read. But this work of art took my breath away. If I had the money right now it would take that too. Your attention to detail and execution is exceptional. Please don't let this be the last of its kind -- the lines are graceful yet purposeful.

This is bookmarked for a future order -- unless you'd be willing to take a couple of hundred dollars and an ex-wife (or two):eek:
 
Daniel... I'll take seconds if VanDammet doesn't grab this.

Fine work sir... I love it!
 
timcsaw said:
Daniel... I'll take seconds if VanDammet doesn't grab this.

Fine work sir... I love it!
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I'm sure that you're a nice man, & you obviously have great taste, but I am grabbing this beauty! I mean, we can work out some sort of visitation schedule or something, but she's going to be living with me.

This is one of those rare ones that leaps off of the screen...love every decision Daniel made on this knife. And I thought I had some nice leather sheaths for my knives....I was mistaken. Lastly, the main pic of this knife is a work of art all its own...truly one of best/coolest knife shots I've ever seen - there's a reason so many folks have checked this one out - thanks again Daniel, bravo! Scott Sherman
 
I hesitated one day, for one weak moment of indecision... My loss.

Ah well, such is life. Many congratulations Scott... enjoy her and treat her well!!

Best,
Tim

VanDammet said:
I'm sure that you're a nice man, & you obviously have great taste, but I am grabbing this beauty! I mean, we can work out some sort of visitation schedule or something, but she's going to be living with me.

This is one of those rare ones that leaps off of the screen...love every decision Daniel made on this knife. And I thought I had some nice leather sheaths for my knives....I was mistaken. Lastly, the main pic of this knife is a work of art all its own...truly one of best/coolest knife shots I've ever seen - there's a reason so many folks have checked this one out - thanks again Daniel, bravo! Scott Sherman
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