Handles all done on this lot so on to leatherwork now.

A light hunter with spalted buckeye over bronze on the 3 3/4 in 1084 blqde and an AH EDC with spalted buckeye on the 3 inch 1084 blade


A thunbrest skinner with quilted tasmanian blackwood over bronze on the 4 inch 1084 blade


A professional hunter EDC with NZ walnut over brass on the 4 3/4 inch 1095 blade


Wapiti hunter/butcher with NZ rata over brass on the 5 inch 1075 blade



professional hunter EDC with NZ Matai over brass on the 4 3/4 inch 1095 blade


Mini bullnose with oak over bronze on the 4 inch 1084 blade



Mini skinner with eucalyptus over bras on the 3 1/4 inch 1084 blade



Fisherman with natural canvas micarta on the 4 3/4 inch NitroV SS blade



Filleting knife with natural canvas micarta on the 6 inch NitroV SS blade



Meat slicer with swamp kauri over brass on the 7 1/2 in NitroV SS blade



and a bowie with pearwood over buffalo horn on the 8 1/4 inch 1075 blade

Exceptional knives. Incredible service. Great value. Highly endorsed.

All superb!

Particularly like the blade profiles of the Bullnose and the Fisherman!

ya!

GWB

Thank you for the kind words. On to some leather for them today.

Nice Stuff!

Outstanding knives!

All done and ready to go


I was particularly pleased with this one with the spalted buckeye becoming a favourite wood for the handles

I am jealous of the satisfaction you must feel to make such beautiful knives.

What do you think of LC200N steel?
It’s tough, almost impossible to make rust and keeps a decent edge with relative ease of sharpening. It is catching on with Spyderco knives but I think it could make one hell of a wilderness survival/bushcraft knife.

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Originally posted by boom stick:
What do you think of LC200N steel?
It’s tough, almost impossible to make rust and keeps a decent edge with relative ease of sharpening. It is catching on with Spyderco knives but I think it could make one hell of a wilderness survival/bushcraft knife.

Havent had occasion to use it but will do some research on it. I have been usinf O1 for my bushcraft hunter knives.