Sendero Style Hunting Knife

[Felipe Reis]

Hello everyone, i have for sale this knife, it's inspired in a model made by Jerry Fisk called Sendero.

The blade is made from 5160 and the handle is a brazillian wood called Gonçalo Alves.

Blade Length: 120mm
Handle Length: 110mm
Thickness: 4mm

The price including a leather sheath, shipping and fee's is 150,00U$

Payment via paypal to felipereisdesouza@gmail.com

 

[snowwolf]

Beautiful design and execution.

 

[Felipe Reis]

Beautiful design and execution.

Thank you!

 

[lacticacid]

I agree. Nice work!

 

[woodgood]

Very nice! May I ask how the handle is secured?

 

[Felipe Reis]

I agree. Nice work!

Thank you, sir!

Very nice! May I ask how the handle is secured?

Thank's, to secure the handle i make some grooves like the picture, and glue with epoxy.

 

[snowwolf]

Thank's, to secure the handle i make some grooves like the picture, and glue with epoxy.

Just my 2c (constructive comment), I suspect it would be even more efficient if the teeth were pointing toward the handle.
<-----|\_|\_|\ instead of <-----/|_/|_/|... Would be even easier to insert and harder to pull out.

 

[snowwolf]

For the record, Jerry Fisk is an American bladesmith based in Nashville, Arkansas. Fisk was named a National Living Treasure in 1998 by the University of North Carolina at Wilmington’s Museum of World Cultures. Considering a Sandero from Fisk would go around 1500$, the one on display here is a heck of a good deal

 

[Felipe Reis]

Just my 2c (constructive comment), I suspect it would be even more efficient if the teeth were pointing toward the handle.
<-----|\_|\_|\ instead of <-----/|_/|_/|... Would be even easier to insert and harder to pull out.

Yeah, just mirror the groove, right? This way the epoxy has a metal barrier to brake, right? You're absolutely right. Thank you for the tip, I'll really use thials.

 

[Felipe Reis]

For the record, Jerry Fisk is an American bladesmith based in Nashville, Arkansas. Fisk was named a National Living Treasure in 1998 by the University of North Carolina at Wilmington’s Museum of World Cultures. Considering a Sandero from Fisk would go around 1500$, the one on display here is a heck of a good deal

Mine version is just inspired, he's one of the best and I'm just an apprentice, if my work and skills reach 1% of his I'll be really happy!

 

[snowwolf]

Yeah, just mirror the groove, right? This way the epoxy has a metal barrier to brake, right? You're absolutely right. Thank you for the tip, I'll really use thials.

Exactly

 

[Felipe Reis]

Exactly

Thanks for the tip!