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ANGRYMOB · Sep 17, 2005

it is 11" long with 6 1/2" blade of 1095 steel. Handle is made of thin win, a relative of wenge. Since this pic, I have put a satin machined finish on it with my new scotch brite belt...those things are awesome.

indian george · Sep 18, 2005

Looks like it will be well suited for kitchen work.

dekdek · Sep 18, 2005

What is your original intended use of this blade design?

Will52100 · Sep 18, 2005

Cool, looks like a good working design

blgoode · Sep 18, 2005

oh I liek the looks of that one.
Looks like a good camp knife too

ANGRYMOB · Sep 18, 2005

dekdek said:
What is your original intended use of this blade design?

I dunno, sometimes I just start out with a vague idea and roll with it....

dekdek · Sep 18, 2005

ANGRYMOB said:
I dunno, sometimes I just start out with a vague idea and roll with it....

A sweet utility straight edge blade, It would be right at home in a craft shop or pro kitchen and it got me thinkin about straight edges and what to use them on. It would make one hell of a sandwich knife for blocks of cheese and logs of dried beef. It would be right at home in my old log cabin in Alaska. Thanx for the pic.

Darrel Ralph · Sep 19, 2005

Looks like a great cutter!

butcher_block · Sep 19, 2005

nice work and that straight edge will cut well

Peter Atwood · Sep 19, 2005

Looking good! Kind of a tactical nose kitchen or camp knife....