Many thanks to Tradewater for his Big Becker Bushcrafter, and to The Warrior, for his Photoshop renderings of a Becker Tweener Bushcrafter. They have inspired me to take my BK16 and transform it into a Bushcraft/Woodlore/Bushlore shaped blade. This is one of the FFG models. The First Production Run might be better suited if one wants to make a Scandi grind Bushcrafter.
Here are my two subjects: a Condor Bushlore, and my Becker BK16. The Condor has a slightly longer blade, but I am going to try to mimic the blade shape.

Becker BK16 and Condor Bushlore by OptimanBene, on Flickr
Traced the Bushlore's blade in cardboard, and then used some Sharpie magic marker to put this outline on the Becker.

cardboard blade tracing by OptimanBene, on Flickr

Bushlore pattern by OptimanBene, on Flickr
After some work with the belt sander, slow, slow work, spent more time in the can of water than on the blade, here is the final shaped blade.

blade2 by OptimanBene, on Flickr

right by OptimanBene, on Flickr
Lots of work still to do. Edge, blade refinishing, handle, sheath. I will post more as I progress with the knife. Thanks for looking, and all comments and critiques are welcome.
Here are my two subjects: a Condor Bushlore, and my Becker BK16. The Condor has a slightly longer blade, but I am going to try to mimic the blade shape.

Becker BK16 and Condor Bushlore by OptimanBene, on Flickr
Traced the Bushlore's blade in cardboard, and then used some Sharpie magic marker to put this outline on the Becker.

cardboard blade tracing by OptimanBene, on Flickr

Bushlore pattern by OptimanBene, on Flickr
After some work with the belt sander, slow, slow work, spent more time in the can of water than on the blade, here is the final shaped blade.

blade2 by OptimanBene, on Flickr

right by OptimanBene, on Flickr
Lots of work still to do. Edge, blade refinishing, handle, sheath. I will post more as I progress with the knife. Thanks for looking, and all comments and critiques are welcome.