Three EDC hunting knives (1095, hamon, leather sheaths, wood handles)

ludo410

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My three latest EDC hunting knives are up for sale, all of them similar but with slightly different hardware and woods.

1) Hunter Scout #0010

Blade Steel : 1095, differentially hardened for a hamon line
Overall Length: 8.5"
Blade length: 4.25", etched then polished to mirror-like levels
Handle: Cocobolo, spalter tamarind, brass fittings (guard and pin), red spacer
Leather sheath custom fit to the knife

$200 selling price **SOLD**

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2) Hunter Scout #0011

Blade Steel : 1095, differentially hardened for a hamon line
Overall Length: 8.5"
Blade length: 4.25", etched then polished to mirror-like levels
Handle: Walnut claro burl, spalter tamarind, nickel silver fittings (guard and pin), blue spacers
Leather sheath custom fit to the knife

$200 selling price - email me at schaubknives@gmail.com

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3) Hunter Scout #0012 (my unofficial favorite)

Blade Steel : 1095, differentially hardened for a hamon line
Overall Length: 8.5"
Blade length: 4.25", etched then polished to mirror-like levels
Handle: Walnut claro burl, spalter tamarind, nickel silver fittings (guard and pin), blue fiber spacers
Leather sheath custom fit to the knife

$200 selling price - **SOLD**

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Laziizard said:
Nice looking knives!
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Thanks for the compliment! I'm pretty proud of them, they turned out good. Usually I keep the blade more grey to showcase the hamon, but this time I decided to see what polishing the blade would do while still showing the line. I liked it so much on the first one I did, I went ahead and buffed all of them like that. :)
 
I will definitely be buying knives from you in the future just like number three. But I have to pay for the other ones I have ordered. Beautiful work. I'll be rich again after Valentine's Day love the polish on the blades and nice wood.
 
Caribou guide said:
I will definitely be buying knives from you in the future just like number three. But I have to pay for the other ones I have ordered. Beautiful work. I'll be rich again after Valentine's Day love the polish on the blades and nice wood.
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I'm glad you like them, they were pretty fun to make. My first attempt at a "production run". :P And yeah, lol, I'll probably be poor after Valentines (love you wifey) so hopefully we can do business!

oIlQuenched said:
$200 for that hamon, polish, handle and sheath? Wow! Nice :thumbup:
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Thanks!
 
Alan Warren Knives said:
Nice looking knives. Like your sheath work as well.
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Thanks, I appreciate the support. As much as I enjoy leather working, I wanted to snatch myself bald making these sheathes. They're 11-12oz veg-tanned hide (the kind you use for shoe soles) and were a bugger to get just right. But they turned out really good in the end, and the double-rope basketweave pattern is high on my favorites list now. :thumbup:
 
Yes your leatherwork is another reason why I'm going to buy knives from you. Excellent job I might be old fashioned but I love the leather and I can't keep myself from looking at this knife,even the next day ,I'm still thinking about it. Valentine's Day can't get here soon enough!!lol
 
I agree that the beautiful leatherwork is part of the attraction of these knives. Email sent for Hunter Scout #0012.
 
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