A couple recent knives finished.

[A Wyatt]

Here are a couple knives I recently finished. The larger is made with 1084 and elk antler. The smaller is made from a rake tine with deer antler handle.

 

[TDM]

I like them both. Very nice work!
I have a couple of 1084 blanks just sitting and waiting, need to get my forge going.

 

[hawkenhunter50]

Really nice knives, thanks for sharing!!

 

[Bushfire]

Look beautiful mate

 

[Loja man]

It looks like you did real good!!

 

[david w]

very nice!

 

[BillinOregon]

And with a hand-cranked coal forge. Be still my heart. Actually, I have only used charcoal forges and propane to mash perfectly good iron and steel into useless lumps, while you, sir, are a master.

 

[user 48679]

They are impressive !

Exceptionally nice work, there.

 

[T Gregory]

Good job Al. Great looking knives.

 

[Omahkapi'si]

Excellent work. I’d carry them trekkin’ for sure.

 

[frankie]

Here are a couple knives I recently finished. The larger is made with 1084 and elk antler. The smaller is made from a rake tine with deer antler handle. View attachment 192390View attachment 192392

very fricken nice.

 

[jmull4609]

Awesome!

 

[hunter thompson]

GOOD JOB..THANKS for showing us

 

[Percy]

Well done! I like them both.

 

[Cotton52]

Really nice looking knives, what did you color the antlers with?
Cotton

 

[skwerleater]

Awesome!!!!!

 

[A Wyatt]

Really nice looking knives, what did you color the antlers with?
Cotton

Boiled in instant coffee for 20 min, then covered in lamp suit. Then hand rubbed with bees wax and old shop towel till they shine.

 

[garypl]

Nice looking knves! Do you sell these anywhere on the internet?

 

[Cotton52]

Boiled in instant coffee for 20 min, then covered in lamp suit. Then hand rubbed with bees wax and old shop towel till they shine.

Well they look great! I’ve been working with antlers for many years and never got them to look as good! Cotton

 

[kemart17]

Here are a couple knives I recently finished. The larger is made with 1084 and elk antler. The smaller is made from a rake tine with deer antler handle. View attachment 192390View attachment 192392

wow!!!! very nice work