Two Bushcrafters Available

[Brian Andrews]

I managed to slip in a couple of bushcrafters in between orders. So, if you want one with no wait time, here are a couple.
Both share the following specs:
Steel: O1
Thickness: 1/8
Grind: Scandi

One is natural canvas micarta, and the other is cocobolo with black liners. Here are some photos.

Both are available with a couple of sheath options.

For pricing or to purchase the Natural Canvas one, click here.
For pricing or to purchase the Cocobolo one, click here.

Let me know if you have any questions.
Brian

 

[Brian Andrews]

Sorry, double post.

 

[WILLIAM.M]

Those are sweet!!!!

 

[BarberFobic1992]

That cocobola looks great :thumbup:

 

[Brian Andrews]

That cocobola looks great :thumbup:

I have a few slabs of cocobolo with some really interesting colors. I can't wait to see how some others turn out.

Thanks for the comments.

B

 

[James_Terrio]

That's a nice clean design. I think you're wise to offer them in both natural and synthetic materials. :thumbup:

 

[DavidZ]

Hi Brian - Very nice work! I went to the link, but could not find any other dimensions on these knives other than the thickness. What is the blade length and width? What is the OAL? Do you have a pic of the sheath options? Do you do your own heat treat?
Thanks
Dave.

 

[Brian Andrews]

Hi Dave,

Here are some specs:

Blade Length: 4.25”
Overall Length: 9”
Thickness: 1/8”
Width at widest point: Just a hair over 1"
Grind: 12.5 degrees per side
Steel: O1

More pics and info on my bushcrafters are here.

Yes, I do my own heat treat. If you have any questions regarding that, let me know.

The "no additional cost" sheath is a JRE square bottom style sheath.

For an additional $5, is the same style, but in dangler style. However, it is made by me, and not JRE. I don't have a picture at the moment, but I will get one.

If you don't like the square bottomed style, I could also do a more traditional foldover style if you like.

Thanks,
B

 

[SpookyPistolero]

Damn those look good Brian! Nice work as always.

For those not 'in the know', the Brian Andrews bushcrafter is (beyond question) the most comfortable knife I've ever used, the most efficient slicer, and the best bushcraft knife I've ever used. Money well spent and gladly parted with.

 

[skyahn83]

Those are beautiful! I wish I had some extra cash to snatch those up.

 

[SpookyPistolero]

Those are beautiful! I wish I had some extra cash to snatch those up.

Welcome to BladeForums!

 

[Samurai Stu]

Beautiful. I am a huge fan of Scandi style knives. Love the cocobolo.

 

[revolution13]

I just ordered BOTH!!! Thanks Brain!

 

[absolutindian]

grrr.... you ordered BOTH!??!?! I hate you. I just bought a Koster nessie and was hoping to pick one of these up as well. Dagnabbit!! I have a Whitetail Skinner from Brian and I absolutely LOVE it.