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WIP - Loveless Style Hunter by Erik Boese
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Gary W. Graley
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Boy late to the party, been away a LOT lately, but wow Erik, that looks great!
Nice job and thanks for the Tut!
G2
Nice job and thanks for the Tut!
G2
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Erik , thanks for a great tutorial ! Well done & beautiful knife .
Joe
Joe
OUTSTANDING THREAD!
Thanks.
Could someone please enlighten me...What is the tang frame and why?
What is, this type of tang frame, designed to do? I didn't know full tang knifes were built like this.
Congrats on a very nice knife...and thanks for sharing.
Thanks.
Could someone please enlighten me...What is the tang frame and why?
What is, this type of tang frame, designed to do? I didn't know full tang knifes were built like this.
Congrats on a very nice knife...and thanks for sharing.
TekSec
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Thank you for the kind words Joe and Froggy...
To answer your question it was a way for me to do the guard over a stick tang and still retain a full frame look. To the best of my knowledge I know of no structural benefit, it was just a fun way to do something different. I actually just did another 13" bowie that the frame tang would have worked out beautifully on but I designed it and had it cut at the waterjet place prior to thinking about it. I have another blank that I may convert to this style though...hmmmm
To answer your question it was a way for me to do the guard over a stick tang and still retain a full frame look. To the best of my knowledge I know of no structural benefit, it was just a fun way to do something different. I actually just did another 13" bowie that the frame tang would have worked out beautifully on but I designed it and had it cut at the waterjet place prior to thinking about it. I have another blank that I may convert to this style though...hmmmm
Thank you for the kind words Joe and Froggy...
To answer your question it was a way for me to do the guard over a stick tang and still retain a full frame look. To the best of my knowledge I know of no structural benefit, it was just a fun way to do something different. I actually just did another 13" bowie that the frame tang would have worked out beautifully on but I designed it and had it cut at the waterjet place prior to thinking about it. I have another blank that I may convert to this style though...hmmmm
Oh...OK I understand...thanks for the reply.....I really like Loveless, and Loveless inspired, knives...yours is really nice looking.
