Twist-Text pocket utility knife

NickWheeler

NickWheeler

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Hi guys- :)



I have a small utility blade available. It was forged from a 1084/15N20 billet that was
twisted and heavily textured. There's no way to get an accurate Rc reading on a blade like this, but it went through the exact heat treat process I use to achieve 60/61C with my 1084/15N20 damascus.

This little knife is pretty much the polar opposite of what I have tried to become known for... but I really enjoy making something like this because it's different. And I really enjoy making knives that will get used. The leather sheath is hand saddle stitched and allows the knife to be carried in the side pocket of carpenter jeans. (all work done by me).



OAL- ~6-3/16"
Blade- ~2-1/2"L x ~3/4"W x 0.170" thick


SOLD $155 shipped in the U.S. and will gladly discuss int'l shipping as well.

Thanks for looking! :)

[video=youtube;QyxzhhAE1sk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyxzhhAE1sk[/video]

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Sorry George, this sold through a private message but I hadn't been able to mark it as sold until now. I feel extra bad about it considering that was your second post since 2006!!! :eek: :o I sure appreciate your interest! :)


Thanks folks! :)
 
I've used the forum more for inspiration than posting or purchasing knives. But despite willpower, some are too hard to resist. Ah well, I'm sure it's going to a good home.
 
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