Knife blank advice

[Mouse040]

I've been drooling over some of the knifes made by the makers on this site and come to the conclusion that I will probably never be able to find the necessary funds
So with a fairly good knowledge base in timber I've decided to look at buying a blank and putting my own handle on as I've got some nice burrs kicking about

The question is how much realistically am I looking at I've seen blanks but then there's the brass fittings as I like the woody full tang look
And where is the most economic place to buy one I'm not asking for the cheapest as I want it to be a keeper

 

[HillBill]

I can make you a blade and sort you the pins/tubes out mate.
Drop me a PM if interested

 

[swright81076]

I've seen the birth of one of Mark's knives, and own one. This is an offer you wanna snatch mate.

There's some brilliant tutorials on here on how to attach the scales and get em just right.

touched by nature

 

[Albus Culter]

If your after a Woodlore type full tang then +1 to Mark.

Its a fun process to make, if a bit addictive.

Enzo do good stuff - http://www.heinnie.com/-Knife-Kits/Enzo-Knife-Kits/O1-Carbon-Scandi-Blank/p-881-1081-9480/ no assiciation and all that.

Have fun, take your time, round the corners well and take pics to do a thread

If you get stuck, ask, loads of great home mades on here so a wealth of info.

 

[Darkwoodecho]

I've had blanks off Mark, they are in my opinion excellent and good value, go for it