Two new thicker Legal EDC's!

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Thanks for checking them out.

Materials - .190" 52100 Steel and Black Paper Micarta
Just under 7" long - 4" Handle
Comes with Kydex (sheath pictured in background)
Chisel Grind - Polished Convex Edge

Sole Authorship - Hand Made in the USA

Sales thread here ---> http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1012764-Two-Legal-EDC-s

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Materials - .190" 52100 Steel and Black G10 over thick Blue G10 liners
Just under 7" long - 4" Handle
Comes with Kydex (sheath pictured in background)
Chisel Grind - Polished Convex Edge

Sole Authorship - Hand Made in the USA

sales thread http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1012764-Two-Legal-EDC-s

 

[SID-SWITCH-BLADE]

Yo! Loving the grinds. My funds are/will be tied up in folders. These are beauties though. I'm sure they will sell super fast.

 

[Cabra]

Looking really good Sir.

 

[Mossyhorn]

I really like the grind on those knives. The tip is heavier for piercing and the rest of the blade should really slice well.

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Yo! Loving the grinds. My funds are/will be tied up in folders. These are beauties though. I'm sure they will sell super fast.

Much appreciated! Some or most of the folders will have this grind too.

Looking really good Sir.

Big thanks Cabra!

I really like the grind on those knives. The tip is heavier for piercing and the rest of the blade should really slice well.

Thanks and that is true, strong tip and a slicy main grind without the abrupt transition I see on some compound grinds. They are easier to maintain than they appear as well, just strop them.



Thanks guys! These are scribed from the same template as the 1/8" thick ones I made a while back and I will continue to make these from that pattern. (permanent model one day!) They are one of my favorite all around designs.

I also have the "Mini Legal EDC" which is just a bit smaller at 6," look out for a run of those somewhat soon! Skeletonized like my avatar knife...

 

[Lycosa]

Nice!
Go thin next.

 

[jaydub13]

Those are just gorgeous! Great work, sir! I see what you mean about the transition from slicer to convex, and I love how fluid yours is.