The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Nice knife. Gotta admire the lines...Here's a new upswept bird and trout in 1/8" 80CRV2, about 9 3/4" OAL with dovetailed wenge/padauk scales. Pretty much just needs sharpening and final cleanup.View attachment 1303185
I am currently finishing up a batch of prosciutto knife handles - should be done by Wednesday. Also, I ordered kydex tools and supplies yesterday, so I am quite excited to finally start making proper sheaths
After the handles are done, I have some 26C3 on the way to try hamons and a new lnerlock design to build, so it should be a fun few weeks.
I ordered foam and steel (building my own molding press), an arbor press and dies for eyelet forming, a couple of drills, rivets and the kydex itself. I already have a heat gun, so I will be using that for heating the kydex. I plan on getting a small used lab oven and a cheap drill press, so I can have everything separate from the dusty workshop.What kydex supplies did you order? In the same boat of trying to figure out what all to purchase.
I ordered foam and steel (building my own molding press), an arbor press and dies for eyelet forming, a couple of drills, rivets and the kydex itself. I already have a heat gun, so I will be using that for heating the kydex. I plan on getting a small used lab oven and a cheap drill press, so I can have everything separate from the dusty workshop.
Finished off a pretty involved order. The knife was relatively straightforward. One of my Coyote models in elk with an oak carved pancake sheath:
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What made this project involved was the other matching accoutrements. Matching holsters and a belt:
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That much carving keeps a guy out of the bars....
Wow! That is amazing work.
Dave you always do incredible work. Wow.
i recognize the Springfield - but the other gun looks pretty old (or should i say “classic”?). What is it?
Really nice!Finished off a pretty involved order. The knife was relatively straightforward. One of my Coyote models in elk with an oak carved pancake sheath:
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What made this project involved was the other matching accoutrements. Matching holsters and a belt:
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That much carving keeps a guy out of the bars....
Really nice!
Sexy handles on the top knives