bush crafty knives

[jbaron]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v55/jbaron/fullscandi.jpg

i have played with this idea for about a year now, ever since i saw a scandi knife i wondered if i could make something like that. I noticed many of you talking that flat grinds where the best so this is what i did it has a small mirco bevel on it for easy sharpening the blade is highly polished i did this to prevent rust on the blade as it is made of carbon steel (01) it can rust easy on a rough surface. The handle is going no where with seven stainless 5mm pins its tough as hell the scales are also glued with 2 ton devcon epoxy which i got from joe (ods). i treated the handle with lots of layers of danish oil. This is a tough user and i knife i always wanted i love it :p

and a posher one:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v55/jbaron/famline.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v55/jbaron/famline3.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v55/jbaron/familine2.jpg

i'm pleased with this one :rotfl:

[Squidders]

Looks nice, any details of sizes (blade/handle)

how is it for striking sparks and how long did it take? just curious... I have a nice Gene Ingram on order :-)

[bushwacker bob]

Lovely pieces Jon.I prefer the 9 pin model,but I'd be chuffed with either :super:

[tenbears10]

Looks quite a short blade (not that it's a bad thing). Have you done a sheath as well?

Bill

[Tony]

very nice :biggthump

[JakeR]

Very very nice!

[tomtom]

are those photos all of the same knife? the scales on the top one looks different to the rest... or is it just my untrained eye?

[Stuart]

well done great job