Three Mighty Mites

[L6steel]

I am so proud of these three Mighty Mites. This is the first time I've been able to dome the bolsters and scales and get it right.The scales came out nice and thin too. They are 6 1/2" long with 3 3/8" blades and three finger grip handles. They feature 1/8" ats-34 satin finished blades and 416 satin finished bolsters. The dark handles are stabilized California buckeye burl, thanks James , and the lighter one is desert ironwood. I'm trying my hand at making basket weave thumb break sheaths for these knives and should have them finished in a few days. Thanks for lookin at em!!

 

[mckgreg]

Any one of those would look good on my belt!!
Greg

 

[Keith Montgomery]

I love them! They are great! Beautiful lines.

 

[samhell]

Good looking knives Mikey.

Glad you put the buckeye burl to use. Lots nicer that I what would have made with it.

 

[richard rosvall]

Those are great, Michael. Very nice functional design.

 

[tknife]

Those look great! I really like the hidden thong hole.

 

[Phil Tham]

I agree...those are some great lookin little knives!

 

[Chang]

Wow! Very nice! The rounded bolsters are very nice and look like a comfortable grip.

 

[Richard]

I have a Cooper Mighty Mite sitting here in front of me. One of the coolest (and stoutest) little knives to come along in quite a while. Extremely well worth your time to look into one for yourself.

Hey Mike, your photo skills sure have improved alot.

 

[Peter Atwood]

Those are great Michael. Love the grinds, bet they cut like the dickens!

 

[red mag]

wow.
Great work.

greetings
red