Sharpak and Eagle's Claw

[Guldan]

Sharpak: 4 mm (0,15625") thick d2, 58 hrc, handles semitron.

Eagle's Claw: 6 mm (0,234375") thick d2, 58 hrc, without handles.

 

[Physics]

I love when you post new knives! Always interesting.:thumbup:

I think I like the Sharpak but I have a few reservations. I'm not a fan of serrated blades but they do have they uses. The sculpted handle looked comfy untill I realized the bolts stick way out. That looks painful if needed a tight grip for heavy cutting and that's what the blade looks like it was designed for. I loke the overall design of the knife though. Glad to see a chisel blade ground correctly for right handed users. Interesting finish on the blade. Looks a little pinkish but I see what you're going for.

I love the Eagle's Claw! Maybe my favorite knife I've seen from you. Excellent lines. Just a cool, tough looking knife. :thumbup:

Thanks for posting.

 

[Guldan]

i agree with everything about Sharpak's handles (about bolts) and it's grip and that it isn't comfortable in work, but... it isn't working knife. when i was making it, i want to make art-like knife (ofcourse, it's sharp, and it can cut). becuase this is the art idea, i made some experiments with surface, and so it is pink

 

[TALEL]

Crude.... And Effective, But Also Awesome....... That's True.

 

[savagesicslayer]

You do great grinding.I always enjoy your style of knife.Great job.:thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Marcelo Cantu]

Both of these are awesome!! Great grinds. The Sharpak (what does that mean?) has a very post-apocalyptic look to it. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Guldan]

thanks. i wanted to make this post-apocalyptic style, and i'm glad that it looks like.

name sharpak is from Polish word "szarpać" (read sharpa&#263 wich mean twich, hitch, jerk, wrench (from dictionary).

 

[Guldan]

and sharpaks kydex sheat:

i'm still learning how to make sheats, so there are some mistakes on it

 

[Physics]

The sheath looks pretty good. I love all the personalized touches you added like the holes, the serrations on the opening and the bolt at the bottom that maches the ones in the handle. Nice job. :thumbup: