"urban" Brush Sword

[Kumdo]

If I were holding that blade, I'm sure I'd have a hard time keeping myself from chuckling with a sinister grin on my face.

LOL...:thumbup:

You're gonna give Jerry a run for his money. I'd happily keep this by my bed.

Do you mean Hossom? Jerry is a God among knife makers, IMO. He's always been an inspiration, in terms of his his raw talent and know-how (as well as his designs). So if you mean Hossom, that's about as good of a compliment as you could pay me.

 

[Charlie Mike]

I meant Busse, but I can see Hossom holding this and smiling.

 

[Kumdo]

OK, well that's a good compliment too.

 

[jon-a]

Excellent looking blade...practical and tactical, I like it.

 

[fishface5]

yes yes YES, EXACTLY what I have been thinking of for some time now!!! Please announce when they are available. Yowza!

 

[Grapevine]

I'd be interested in that when it becomes available too. It incorporates a lot of what I keep wanting to have in a long brush knife.

 

[Kim Lau]

Very nice. I just checked out your website, I'm really diggin the Waki.

 

[Tostig]

Only word that comes to my mind when looking at the pics is , awesome.

 

[LeftytwoGuns]

I like it!

 

[the possum]

I've made a few short swords that have been taken to Iraq or Afghanistan, but I wanted to create something that would be really useful for chopping, prying and fighting... Please let me know what you think.

I like the looks of it, but personally IMO, anything of this genre with "fighting" in the description should be capable of both cut and thrust. I'd like to see a point on it for that. The squared off tips are fine for a corn knife, but through history notice how many war axes even had spear points added so they could do both.

 

[Charlie Mike]

Like this?

 

[vret]

Looks like this blade is still finding notoriety nearly 7 years later! http://imgur.com/gallery/BDnIu