Two new ones from DFK in Stonewashed O1 Steel (both sold, thanks!)

Daniel Fairly Knives

Daniel Fairly Knives

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Here are a couple of handy cleaver/tanto influenced no-nonsense utility style knives.

Materials Used

1/8" Thick O1 Tool Steel
OD Green Paracord soaked in West System Epoxy
Kydex and Removable Fasteners

Details

Acid Washed Stonewash Finish - Very Durable
Chisel grind with opposite microbevel - easy to sharpen and strong
Hollow Main Bevel with Flat Ground Tip/end bevel
Durable, comfortable and ultra light epoxy soaked wrap
Chamfered edges and rounded spine for comfort
Comes with Kydex Sheath - Removable hardware on sheath for versatility and ease of cleaning - teklok compatible

#1 - Just over 5" long
Sold, thanks!was $70 shipped- I prefer paypal for payment. I ship via tracked and insured USPS Priority mail. International shipping is extra.

Please say "I'll take it" here or email me to buy. My email and paypal address is danielfairlyknives at gmail dot com

Just let me know if you have any questions! I back all of my work.

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#2- Just under 6"
Soldwas $80 shipped- I prefer paypal for payment. I ship via tracked and insured USPS Priority mail. International shipping is extra.

Please say "I'll take it" here or email me to buy. My email and paypal address is danielfairlyknives at gmail dot com

Just let me know if you have any questions! I back all of my work.

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Batch Photo With Sheaths

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I love those knives man. The retention hole in the blade is a great idea for a short blade.
 
OzarkMatt said:
Dang! It's a kiridashi on 'roids! What is the purpose of the forward hole? Sheath retention?
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Thanks! The hole is for sheath retention and gives a hint of a traditional cleaver look. I was able to keep the sheath very minimal because of the added retention from the hole.

...plus the hole makes it lighter and infinitely faster in the hand because of reduced wind resistance. The chamfering creates a lift effect therefore speeding up the knife's acceleration dramatically. (OK just kidding :p )

RHoltrig said:
What are the shipping costs to the Netherlands?
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PM sent, I included a couple of options.

I always pro rate international shipping and never make any money on shipping.


Thanks everyone for the kind words!
 
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