Two leather skivving knives I made for a friend

[LCKT707]

They're made from 1/8" thick A2 tool steel with a zero chisel grind and extremely tiny microbevel. Satin finish lay underneath polished green canvas Micarta on red G10 liners. Handle scales were ground asymmetrical for the right hand as well as the chisel grind. Blade lengths are 3" with a bit over for the handles and 1.5" cutting edges. These are by far the sharpest things I've let alone made, but handled as well. Also hilariously enough one of the more difficult builds I've done. Those weird angle grinds through me for a loop!

Thanks for looking!

 

[samuraistuart]

Nice!

 

[Craig Daniel]

Oh yes they are nice, That green canvas is really nice!

 

[Scott Hanson]

Very nice functional looking knives, I really like the red liners.:thumbup:

 

[LCKT707]

Nice!

Much appreciated!

Oh yes they are nice, That green canvas is really nice!

Thank you, I quite like polished micarta it has a glorious amount of depth.

Very nice functional looking knives, I really like the red liners.:thumbup:

Much appreciated Scott, thank you!