Twig Mangler!

That is beautiful, John!!

I am seeing it for the first time just now - although John and I have been discussing it since early in fall.

Again, John has nailed exactly what I was looking for, a "Swedish" style outdoors knife for mangling twigs and such.

It's a beauty Mr. K!!!!! Thank you for your patience, helping me get the details hammered out.

Great job on the hammer plate too - that looks great!

best

mqqn
 
THIS is what i am talking about John! really very nice. superb contours on the handle and a bolster to boot! and, a great knife shape.

did you order/design this Andy? super! :thumbup:
 
TPVT said:
THIS is what i am talking about John! really very nice. superb contours on the handle and a bolster to boot! and, a great knife shape.

did you order/design this Andy? super! :thumbup:
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I had an idea what I wanted, and John took it from there, and did an outstanding job!!

I am very excited to get this one and do some twig-mangling!

best

mqqn
 
Nice looking piece!

How tall is the bevel?
 
Wow!! This knife just took things to the next level John. Very nice collaboration with Andy. Expecting this guy to get a lot of attention.

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I certainly didn't expect this; what a suprise. I was taken by a few details immediately: 1) the 2-tone micarta is eye-catching and well done; 2) the pin pattern is accentuated by the aforementioned 2-tone micarta; 3) the Scandinavian influence of the shape (as seen in picture 3) looks great. It wasn't till later (3rd or 4th viewing of the photos) that I even noticed the steel butt.

Great Job!
 
JK Knives said:
Without going out and measuring it I will guess around 5/16.
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Nice, so it is sitting around 15dps. Should be a rather nice handling knife.

I am liking that you are pushing your knife making. I am eager to see what the future of the line holds.

Have you thought of trying some woods?
 
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