A recent custom order is posted below.
This is one of my kephart fishers with a blade
and handle that were customized to be a bit
smaller than I normally make.
The handle is black walnut with a lanyard
hole.
Two sheaths have been hand stitched.
One is one of my square pocket sheaths
the other is a horizontal, both in an antiqued
dark brown.
Thank you
Matt
ML Knives
http://www.mlknives.com
This is one of my kephart fishers with a blade
and handle that were customized to be a bit
smaller than I normally make.
The handle is black walnut with a lanyard
hole.
Two sheaths have been hand stitched.
One is one of my square pocket sheaths
the other is a horizontal, both in an antiqued
dark brown.
Thank you
Matt
ML Knives
http://www.mlknives.com
That's a really good looking walnut handle blade. Especially like the jimping along the blade spine. How thick is the steel ? Is that a flat grind or convex grind ?
ReplyDeleteThank you. The spine is actually a fish scaler and is worked free hand.
DeleteThese are 3/32" thick with a convex grind and secondary bevel.
thanks again.
Matt
That's a nice touch with a secondary bevel, not your typical bushcraft blade made by everyone else. That needs a steady hand - I have my own modified low budget belt grinder for touching up blades. Regards, Bryan
DeleteThank you Bryan..
DeleteMatt