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Almost twins..The top one is one I made with help from my friend the one I`m holding he made for me..Both blades are around 12" and made from 1095 with elk antler handles..I have a weakness for sharp things..

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They don't look that big in the first pic. But when I read elk handle I guess they would be that big. Nice Work.
 
now that's a pig sticker fer sure....going hunting with tred barta fer some piggies :shocked2: :v ..............bob
 
Good job. It takes alot of heat to make knives that big. I've got forge envy. I've got to get me a larger forge. The bigest knife I've been able to make is about 9" long. After that I spend all my time cranking and moving the blade to keep it hot.

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Loyd Shindelbower
Loveland Colorado
 
My friend has a gas forge so heat is no problem..I`m just learning about knife making and find it interesting..Next I want to learn about damascus
 

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