Finished Some More Yesterday

Here's a Few I Finished Up and I Started Working On another . I Have My Youngest Working On Sheath for them Right Now .He Wants to Be More Involved In Knife Making With Me So I Started Teaching Him On How to Do Sheaths .Ha Ha Got to Love Free Child Labor .
Well Here they Are
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Handle Is In Birch Soaked In Teak Oil for 24 Hours.(Something New I'm Trying)

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Hunter type Style Handle Is Tiger Bamboo.

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Smaller Version Of My OX Blade I Make From Lawn Mower Blades Handle is Black Denium With Orange Linen Micarta

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Not Sure What I'll Call This On But Here it is Handle Is Lignum Vitae (Nice Yellow's and Greens In the Wood )

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Don't Drop it In the Brush

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This Was Made From Scrap From When I Cut the Scales Out for the Fighter(Done By My 11 Year Old -He Calls It a Cheese Cutter)

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Skinner I like the all. You make some reaally great looking knives. It is so nice that your sons are interested in making knives as well. They certainly have a very talented father to learn from.

very nice I'm glad your kid's want to help

very nice job, I particularly like the first one with it's hefty handle.

Nice blades and kudos on getting another generation into the craft!

Well done.

If I were you, I would stay far away when your 11 yr old cuts the cheese. Just sayin...

They all look good. The birch makes a nice handle.

Nice work.

The first ones are real inspiring to me as I'm kind of moving back towards that style , but different.

I like the clean simple lines that are so amazingly hard to get to come out dead on like that.

Thank you for showing them.

Thad.

Nice work! They remind me of some of the utility knives I grew up seeing on the lakes in Minnesota. Many of these blades were handmade by the user himself in his backyard shop.

Nice looking blades!

Nice stuff. I like how you combine tradational basics and highlight them with contemporary designs.

Fantastic!