small framelock Wharnie

[dcmartin]

That is simply beautiful! I just spent close to an hour ogling your photobucket page... Great work sir!

 

[STR]

I think it's awesome! Great work Peter! :thumbup:

STR

 

[peter r]

thanks for all the compliments guys!

more to come.......

SHAZAM!

 

[Franz_N]

I love your clip Reminds me of the one on the Speedform. I like it because it looks like a pen clip or at least doesn't shout out i'm carrying a knife.

 

[Cold Kill]

thanks for all the compliments guys!

more to come.......

SHAZAM!

With work like yours, you could have gotten away with saying "I expected even more praise." You did a spectacular job.

 

[peter r]

im enjoying the clip making. and love the simple form of it. i may elaborate a bit but the design fits me well.

 

[fishshooter]

That's awesome.

 

[Gunsnknives]

Another beauty!

Think you'll ever make a reverse tanto (I just love the grinds on the BM 950 Rift)? Lots of belly, pointy but strong tip.

Do you do your own HT?

 

[peter r]

nope i ship em out to a professional for ht

 

[Windex_]

Stop making me want to buy knives from you when I cant afford it!

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

Very nice knife! I like it alot. But now I am confused. Could someone tell me the difference in a warnie and a sheepsfoot? Based on google images, sheepsfoot seems more rounded at the tip. Warnie seems pointier?

Wharncliffes and Sheepsfoot blades both have straight edges, the difference is in how the spine looks.

A wharncliffe will have a spine that starts dropping closer to the handle, in a gradual slope. The sheepsfoot will have a fairly straight spine and then a sharp dip to the tip. This knife is technically a sheepsfoot.

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

Sheepsfoot has no tip at all, with little to no belly..most commonly found on rescue type blades. wharnies have a slight tip with the cutting edge completely flat

We always appreciate input on this forum, but please make sure the information you are giving is correct. The above is very wrong.

 

[ono724]

Dang, that's one sweet knife. Whenever you're ready to take orders, let me know. I want one.