Homemade knife

[Runs With Beer]

This knife was made from a piece of old crosscut saw blade, Curly maple handles. The sheath for the knife is made of cow hide and buckskin.

[crashdive123]

Great work! What did you use to attach the scales?

[nell67]

Very nice! I love the sheath as well!

[Runs With Beer]

Coat hanger and epoxy. This knife has hade a lot of use, I use it a lot making triggers and traps, Split wood by hammering it through. That is some very tough steel. Thanky for the Looky.

[Arsey]

I like that RWB.
Nice and I love the sheath.
I'll have to post a machete I made as a first attempt....see what you guys think of it.

[HOP]

I like it , I am partial to knives that wear well around the neck . Did you blue the steel or use some thing else to create the dark patina?

[Ole WV Coot]

You do good work, looks good and can't beat an old crosscut saw for good steel. I am hard on knives so mine are kinda plain. Just curious, I was gonna make a hatchet out of 1/4" spring steel, one piece 4" X 12" ever make one with a curved edge about 5" or so??

[sh4d0wm4573ri7]

Very nice knife and sheath you do good work

[Runs With Beer]

Lets see The pic.

[Runs With Beer]

The Patina came from, Softening the steel, and the hardening, Was done in charcoal fire so it leaves scale and color, If I could get a better pic it would show up better.

[Runs With Beer]

Are you going to do stock removal or try to fordge the metal?

[chiye tanka]

Love that knife.

[Runs With Beer]

Thamk you chiye.

[moses]

Very nice,i like how you have left the forge scale on the blade,makes for a rustic style which i very much like to see.

Did you make the sheath because it is really nice.

[Gray Wolf]

Great job! I like curly maple handles, and the sheath style you made compliments the knife well. Real nice job.