These are definitely bigger knives than I normally make but there starting to take shape. This is for a buddy that spends a lot of time in the back country. I still have some work to do.

3/16" 1084 treated to 59rc. Primary bevel to 0.15", micarta scales and pins with orange lines and a brass lanyard tube.











Thanks for looking.

A great looking brute of a knife, I especially like your contouring of the handle and the finish on the unground areas of the blade. Very businesslike and attractive in a ruatic kind of way, all business and no frills. Definately appears capable of getting the job done around camp and in the backcountry.

That is a good, solid looking knife. I suspect it should be able to handle any backcountry task.

Well crafted sir.

not big enough for a 'chopper'. lol Would make a decent camp knife though.

Sam
That is Chopper's little sister Choppa.
Nicely done too I might add.
Tim

Thanks...you have to watch out for those little sisters. :-)

Done and sharpened, I think he'll like it.... If not I'll keep it ☺️. I think I'll finish the second blank the same way.







https://youtu.be/ZP1m2a7tfZ4

Cool looking blade. Reminds me of knives made from old files where the ungrounded part of the blade looks rustic. Love that look.

I finished off my last camp Choppa blank today with a little Shadetree Coconut Husk, love this material.

In process but looking good.











My daughter made me do it. :-)

https://youtu.be/Q_tJh0UK3DI

Okay, it was kinda fun