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Show me your custom camp knife/chopper.

^^^ Cool! Though we're surely into machete territory there. Let us know how it feels in hand and how it works in the bush when you can.

Roger
 
Murphnuge said:
It's 01 tool steel and the saw actually works. It's also a heavy mofo. The Grunt has competition though, here's my Sinister Chopper II I got from BRT Bladeworks earlier this week.
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Awesome! Its good to see that thing buried in a piece of wood!
 
Well I think the blade being 3/16th makes it more of a chopper than a machete ;)

RogerP said:
^^^ Cool! Though we're surely into machete territory there. Let us know how it feels in hand and how it works in the bush when you can.

Roger
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This thread is awesome. Thanks for all of the pictures. It has taken a few days to get through them, but it was well worth it.

Greebe
 
Thanks! For theno sheath infofor you'll hafta talk to Ben for that. It carries very well , that I know! It's very well made and hugs the knife nicely, I have no fear of this knife coming out of my possession.
 
The sheath is 9oz veg tan leather hand made by me, I don't claim to be sheathmaker, it's nice to hear positive feedback on them though.
I do all the work on my knives from cutting, to grinding,to heat treat, to mosaic pins, and sheaths.
 
Last year, a relative gave me an old sawmill blade and asked if I could make him some kind of knife to use for clearing brush etc. This is what I came up with.

Forged from a section of old rusty sawmill blade
Old Canvas Micarta (circa early 60's)
Stainless Bolts and Thong Tube
OAL - 14 1/2
Blade Tip to Handle - 9 3/4"

Robert

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euroross said:
This thread rocks!
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I started this thread almost two years ago. I never thought it would still be active but I am really glad it is. There are some great knives posted here by many talented makers. I hope this goes for two more years.
 
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