Shane Taylor Push Dagger

Erik Fritz · Nov 28, 2008

Check this out I got to see this knife not long ago for some reason this one really appeals to me i like the use of textureing along with the temper line. For a backwoods country boy Shane sure does some good work.

http://www.taylorknives.com/Items_For_Sale.php

1sharpedge · Nov 28, 2008

Very nice looks like some great work!!

Bill Burke · Nov 28, 2008

you guys have to excuse schrek. he just barely learned to turn on a computer. We have been trying to teach him to post pictures but. here is the picture of Shanes knife.

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Erik Fritz · Nov 28, 2008

Gee mention backwoods fella's and look who shows up.

Keith Montgomery · Nov 28, 2008

In my opinion, Shane is one of the most talented makers out there.

That is a cool knife.

taylorknives · Dec 1, 2008

Thanks everyone. Even you too Eric. Backwoods? Are you talking about the Rock Springs National forest?
Keith your too kind.
Thanks again,
Shane

ryan9977 · Dec 1, 2008

one of the coolest push daggers i've seen in recent memory!....good job....ryan

peterinct · Dec 1, 2008

Keith Montgomery said:
In my opinion, Shane is one of the most talented makers out there.

That is a cool knife.

:thumbup:I think so too. Meeting Shane Taylor and getting to play with his latest "bat knife" was one of the highlights of my trip to Blade. Each of his knives was like holding a precision made jewel. I'm sure anyone that has handled one knows the feeling.

He was a pleasure to chat with as well.

Peter

WyoNonSmith · Dec 1, 2008

Tis nice!!! It has a raw, unfinished quality to it that works for me. I'll bet it feels good in the hand too. I keep looking for a dragon or a batwing in the steel...it must be well hidden.

Erik Fritz · Dec 3, 2008

taylorknives said:
Thanks everyone. Even you too Eric. Backwoods? Are you talking about the Rock Springs National forest?
Keith your too kind.
Thanks again,
Shane

Funny Shane, for those of you who haven't had the privilige of visiting beautiful Rock Springs it is not at the end of the earth but you can darn sure see it from there. here is a link i found about rock springs if you click on the satelite imagery button and zoom in you can see the national forest that Shane was talking about.

http://www.lat-long.com/ShowDetail-63150-Montana-Rock_Springs_Post_Office__historical_.html

WyoNonSmith · Dec 3, 2008

I believe that there are 3 trees in the Rock Springs National forest...if you blink whilst driving, you might miss it.

taylorknives · Dec 3, 2008

I'm sorry to report this news, but the forest was one tree and it unfortunately died several years ago. Attempts to replant the forest so far have been unsuccessful. The deer keep eating it.