wharncliffe neckers

Barker

Barker

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I just finished these two neckers. The red one is already sold but the black one is available. They are made of CPM 154 CM 1/8" thick. Blade is about 2.75" long with black G-10 and bottle opener. Kydex sheath included. The smaller neck sheath is for the black one. The red one has the kydex sheath with small tek-lok. Price is $80 shipped for the black one.
-John

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MINE!

Had some things clear up at work and the extra cash is getting me a necker!
Sent PM and e-mail.
 
Nice, John !! Sent and email as I lost the email I had from you on the necker you are doing for me. Danny
 
Really nice John! But is it CPM 145 or 154 CM? I ask since if it were CPM 154 I'd snatch one up as soon as I had some extra cash. heck, I probably will anyway! great work!
 
Looking at the pictures and reading the descriptions I figured they would go fast, both sold in no time. I bet you can make a bunch more of those beauties.

Great looking knives :thumbup:

I have tried sending you 2 emails both sent back undeliverable, I think you should contact you internet supplier, asap?

Cheers,

SpearZ
 
This is the steel I use:

http://www.crucibleservice.com/datash/ACF13AF.pdf?CFID=1438403&CFTOKEN=67091954

This is from the Crucible site. It says Crucible 154 CM. So I don't know. I am under the impression that Crucible steels are made from powder and the CPM is the name of those powder based steels from Crucible. As you can see on the data sheet it is called Crucible 154CM. So I guess what I mean in calling it CPM 154 CM is actually Crucible 154CM. I hope this clears things up for ya'll. It's definitely not "CPM 145".
-John
 
Man that was quick! a little late yet again
Great design,Barker-very handy looking knives.:thumbup:
 
:thumbup::thumbup:Knife came in today. It is spotless! Great materials, blade shape and bottle opener combo, size, fit, and finish. In fact she just claimed a bottlecap from a domestic longneck as her first prey. And might I say..... it didn't stand a chance... :cool:
 
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