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Show your Feathersticks
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Well...there is a small gap where the spine meets the bolster, but it's very small and I just figure it's how the knife looks. I can't see that it is functionally relevant. The gaps around the blade filled up nicely with silver solder. Past that, I don't know.
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^ i laughed when i saw just how mini that mini muk is... and now i want one.... 
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Yeah,it's a cute little bugger ain't it?Thanks man.^ i laughed when i saw just how mini that mini muk is... and now i want one....
I just made it for S&Gs,made from a bandsaw blade,scrap micarta & copper wire for pins.
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Thanks,I got a good chuckle out of that one.
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Please tell me you made a sheath for it!
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No sheath yet,I did find some real thin leather,but I don't look forward to sewing something that small.
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I have been practicing a lot at making quality feather sticks, and I finally have some I feel are worth posting.
This first one was done mostly with the O1 Golok pictured.
This one I just finished while the kids were playing in the yard. The knife is my 5" bushcrafter pattern.
The wood is Cedar from my parents place.
Thanks for looking
Chris
This first one was done mostly with the O1 Golok pictured.
This one I just finished while the kids were playing in the yard. The knife is my 5" bushcrafter pattern.
The wood is Cedar from my parents place.
Thanks for looking
Chris
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How about a tiny Feather stick with tiny curls 
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Hello Folks,
I posted this over on the Fiddleback Forge Forum as well.
This is the Arete's first time out, albeit brief. The knife was very comfortable and controllable in the hand and sliced very well. It did not have a tendency to bite or dig deep into the wood which made producing shavings much easier. It was a real pleasurable time indeed.
I hope you enjoy.
Mark
Obligatory Knife Photos.
The Arete.
The Arete and the Kephart Together.
I posted this over on the Fiddleback Forge Forum as well.
This is the Arete's first time out, albeit brief. The knife was very comfortable and controllable in the hand and sliced very well. It did not have a tendency to bite or dig deep into the wood which made producing shavings much easier. It was a real pleasurable time indeed.
I hope you enjoy.
Mark
Obligatory Knife Photos.
The Arete.
The Arete and the Kephart Together.
Hello Folks,
Similar to my previous post, this is the Creekster's (Battle Creek Knives) first time out, albeit brief. I used the knife to drill a hole and produce some shavings or feather sticks. We got along very well!
I hope you enjoy.
Mark
Obligatory Knife Photos.
Similar to my previous post, this is the Creekster's (Battle Creek Knives) first time out, albeit brief. I used the knife to drill a hole and produce some shavings or feather sticks. We got along very well!
I hope you enjoy.
Mark
Obligatory Knife Photos.