Survival knife-Completed-New Pics

I would like to thank you all for the interest. Here is where I'm at so far. Sorry for the long delay I have been having some medical issues and haven't been able to get in the shop.
 

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R APPLEBY said:
Just got them back from water jet and will be working them in between projects as I can, slight design change, I had to move the lashing hole at the guard due to a copyright issue. now there will be only one forward lashing hole but I don't think it spoils the design at all.

Thanks
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Saw that one coming. I will forgo stating my opinion on that absurdity.
Looks like a great survival knife. Like the tip especially.
 
Looking good! Hope you are doing better, I'm sure you'd rather spend more time in the shop.

Oh, and a not so subtle suggestion: It isn't a "combat" knife, so tacticool stealth and camouflage are not desirable. Blue, orange, neon toxic green, or glow in the dark G10. Or a custom pattern of hi-vis colors! I'd like to be able to find the knife when the inevitable happens (I put it down rather than back in the sheath or drop it) during a bad situation. ;)

Regards,
Dave
 
Hello all, Sorry for the long wait. Except for sharpening I finally finished this package.

Final spec's are;

Blade; 5" x 1/4" flat ground to a convexed edge D2. Blade has a 2 1/2 " fuller.

Heat treat; Rc 59-60 by Paul Bos

Blade finish; Bead blast

Handle material; Bead blasted and fluted black linen micarta with 2 1/2 " chicago screws.

Tang; 3, 1/4 inch lashing holes with glass breaker/ pry bar butt, jimped inclined thumb rampand and recessed index finger.

OAL; 10 1/2"

Sheath; Kydex with black nylon web and YKK quick release buckle.

Thanks for Looking
 

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R APPLEBY said:
It is a fuller, it reduces weight and maintains strength.
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Really nice looking knife. Won't the fuller just be somewhere else for dirt, blood, food to accumulate though and make it harder to keep clean?
 
Jack Black said:
Really nice looking knife. Won't the fuller just be somewhere else for dirt, blood, food to accumulate though and make it harder to keep clean?
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Thanks, I don't think it would make it much harder to clean. Reguardless, you still clean your knife before you sheath it don't you. Although I have had fellas bring knives to me for sharpening before the season with last years blood, fat and hair still on the knife.
 
R APPLEBY said:
Thanks, I don't think it would make it much harder to clean. Reguardless, you still clean your knife before you sheath it don't you. Although I have had fellas bring knives to me for sharpening before the season with last years blood, fat and hair still on the knife.
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Apologies first of all, I'd only seen the earlier pics when I posted, my internet connection is playing up today (and senility doesn't help!) Again, really nice-looking knife. I always give my knife a wipe before re-sheathing and between tasks, but it IS harder to get the blade clean with a fuller, particularly in the dark. Just a thought anyway. Good luck with it, I'm sure it'll be very greatly appreciated and in demand.
 
Great looking blade! I have watched with anticipation and the final result is stunning! Well done.

Cheers

Aubrey
 
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