Zombie slayer #3

Trisak

Trisak

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Hi all,

Just finished, Zombie slayer #3. This knife is designed for fighting fixed blade, chisel grinding, double edges and scary sharp. The spec is;

Blade steel - DC53 ( D2 modified ), hand rubbed satin finished
Blade length - 10.5"
OAL length - 16"
Wide - 1 3/4" widest
Thickness - 1/4"
Handle - Burl of Maka wood and ergonomic designed handle
Heat treatment - Double temper and sub zero quench
Sheath - Premiun hand sewn oil leather sheath
Price - 375 USD. include shipping by express air mail.

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Thanks for looking and comment.:)
YUN
 
I bet that knife, or one of the same series, will be in a some movie somewhere in a few years.
 
Not bashing, just not my style. Sweet looking blade, but I really dig the wood the handles are made from. Reminds me of walnut.... Really pretty wood pattern to it, and I bet it'd be bitchin on some other customs.

DM
 
This is a beautiful knife! The scales and handle geometry are very pleasing to the eye and the ergonomics seem very appropriate!

Being inexperienced in combat/fighting knives, I wonder about the choice of chisel grind. The grind angle would be finer meaning a sharper edge, but the single sided bevel would cause the blade to twist if used in a slashing/chopping motion, wouldn't it?

Enlightenment would be greatly appreciated! :o
 
I love it and am also curious about the grind. I know American Kami uses the same grind. Is there a reason for this over a grind on each face of the blade?
 
Trisak that is one Wicked looking Blade.Not exactly my style but I like it.Really nice job on the sheath too :thumbup:
 
Sweet Seax shape. Battle prooven. I love it.
 
Had to get my two cents in: That is one of the sickest, baddest, wickedest, chunks of steel I've seen in awhile. If I were ever stuck in some zombie movie, that is exactly what I would want to chop heads. It is also a masterful original design that is very well executed and an inspiration to wannabes like me that want to make something that will stand out in the crowd. Make more, please. If I ever want to hunt, there's a hundred knives that will do that job. But if I ever wanted to stop a fight, just pulling that piece out would make anyone re-think their willingness to risk bodily damage. Thanks for making my day. Erich Hoerchner
 
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