Hello again everyone! Today I have something kind of special that I'm not sure what to call because they name they have been given is "Pro Boning Knife" but this is not at all a boning knife as you can tell. You might also think this looks familiar, well probably because you have seen this design of a knife pop up as an ad on your device or seen it on amazon labeled as "Pro Boning Knife" or "Viking Knife". A friend of my dad's showed the ad to me one day and asked if I could make one just like it but in my style and so I did and he loved it; since then I have made about 10.
Anyways, blade is cut from 1/8" stock and has an added hammer finish with gun blue to darken the area. Desert Ironwood scales, 3 brass pins, exposed tang and a lanyard hole that has a matching Ironwood bead attached. The Spine does have a mirror finish on it that is hard to tell in the photos. Knife comes with the wooden box as shown. No sheath.
Steel: 1084
OA Length: 10"
Blade Length: 5"
Blade Finish: 600/400 Grit Satin
Tang: Full
Handle: Desert Ironwood
Liners: N/A
Pins: Brass
Blade Thickness: ⅛ “
Edge Geometry: 25 degrees
Creation Method: Stock removal
Sheath: N/A
Sells for $170
Shipping in the U.S. and Paypal fees are included.
Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
PM me but email is better for a faster response: dbrider13@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking!
Anyways, blade is cut from 1/8" stock and has an added hammer finish with gun blue to darken the area. Desert Ironwood scales, 3 brass pins, exposed tang and a lanyard hole that has a matching Ironwood bead attached. The Spine does have a mirror finish on it that is hard to tell in the photos. Knife comes with the wooden box as shown. No sheath.
Steel: 1084
OA Length: 10"
Blade Length: 5"
Blade Finish: 600/400 Grit Satin
Tang: Full
Handle: Desert Ironwood
Liners: N/A
Pins: Brass
Blade Thickness: ⅛ “
Edge Geometry: 25 degrees
Creation Method: Stock removal
Sheath: N/A
Sells for $170
Shipping in the U.S. and Paypal fees are included.
Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
PM me but email is better for a faster response: dbrider13@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking!
