Turley Knife Pictures

[bindlestitch]

El-done-o. On to sheaths.

Grand River with Natural canvas scales, g10 orange sandwich spacer, natural canvas tang spacer and brass pins

Dogwood with brass plate still needs a sheath

Dogwood with stabilized blue curly maple scales, 1/8" brown micarta pins and a varied convex grind

Thanks for stopping in.
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

Sheaths done...Well mostly. I have one more Grand River sheath to finish tomorrow.

The piggy back sheath for the grand river. With a drop loop

Dogwood with a brass pommel plate, dark brown micarta scales, and 1/8" o.d. green canvas micarta spacers.

Cont.

 

[bindlestitch]

Soldier River with stabilized walnut burl scales, thin white g10 spacers

Green River with bone g10 and 1/8" natural canvas micarta spacers

A little piney and a horizontal dogwood sheath for previous knife orders

Green river with bone g10 scales and 1/8" black g10 spacers

Hope you dig 'em. Thanks for looking as always.
Iz

 

[wildmike]

Iz those are all looking fantastic!!! Can't wait till mine comes up!

 

[bindlestitch]

Thanks, brother!
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

The finished sere bolos for this cycle of sere specialist graduates.

Hope you dig 'em.

 

[wildmike]

Those look fantastic Iz! The guys are gonna love em. Then they'll beat the tar out of em.

 

[bindlestitch]

Thanks, Mike! I appreciate it.
Iz

 

[AA Forge]

Those are some nice knives!

Great job Iz.:thumbup:

 

[bindlestitch]

Thanks, Adam!:thumbup:




El batch-o el done-o......except for one sheath.

The grand river re-handle

These two are a set with special specs. The s.r. has an extended handle and an old style blade. The Niangua has an extended handle. They both have handle thicknesses specified by the customer (thick with little contour).

More to post

 

[bindlestitch]

Model 25 Mississippi

Soldier River

Hope you like 'em.

 

[LMT66]

Those all looks great Iz!

 

[bindlestitch]

Thanks, brother!

 

[LMT66]

Photobucket dump.....

 

[grindonyou]

Damn Iz, Those bolos turned out sweet . Great work!

 

[bindlestitch]

Thanks, brother. I appreciate it.:thumbup:

Here's how the last batch turned out.

S.R. with a pommel plate, black g10 and sandwich spacers/ full height grind

Boone's branch with fish scaler spine and carmel micarta

Niangua River with Bethlehem olive wood scales

Cont.

 

[bindlestitch]

Burris fork with full height grind, forest green micarta scales and 1/8" o.d. green micarta spacers

S.R. with Rose wood scales, 1/8" red g10 spacers and pommel plate. ( I love rosewood, it looks antiqued as soon as you put it on a knife.)

Cooper's creek with osage orange scales

Those aren't burn marks by the way, this osage had a weird grain structure underneath that I've never seen before. Dark grain down in the middle layers of the wood.

cont.

 

[bindlestitch]

And finally the replacement for my wounded dogwood.
A Gasconade with o.d. camo green g10 scales, 1/8" orange spacers and a pommel plate. 5/32" thick full height grind. I even made a matching firesteel so I could be one of the cool kids.

Thanks for looking and I hope you dig 'em.

 

[bindlestitch]

Sheaths done.
Four leather one kydex.

Sorry about the pictures being so bright, it was to sunny and I was to lazy to get out my filter thingy.
Hope ya dig 'em and thanks for looking.

 

[AA Forge]

Great work Iz!:thumbup: