My new folding patch knife

[tallpine]

I hope you guys are not getting tired of the weird unconventional stuff that I make but that's just me, I like unconventional. This is an early peasant's knife, mainly used for pruning, also know as a saca treapa used for gutting goats among other things. Polished antler handle, blade forged from an old saw blade. I thought it would make a good patch knife and I was right.,used it today and it will slice a patch of slicker than you know what. Thanks for letting me share. Dan

 

[PaulN/KS]

Now that's just cool as all get out.

 

[Flintlock]

One of the sweetest folders ever, nicely done.

 

[Brokennock]

Very cool.
I would be nervous with it though. Had a Boy Scout folding pocket knife close on my finger as a kid. Nervous about folding knives ever since. One held open just by friction,,,, ummmm

That looks like it would do an exceptional job of destroying fingers.

 

[BS]

Very nice design and workmanship.

 

[Hawk54]

Nice knife. Interesting shape.

 

[ZUG]

Very Nice Work --- I just purchased one like that from "Old Bear" which are made in Italy for about $25 - they are cool looking knives. I added it to my collection along with a mushroom knife which is also a cool folding knife.

 

[Jim Evans]

Nice work

 

[Notchy Bob]

Nicely done! I don't think any of us are tired of seeing your work. Keep 'em coming!

Notchy Bob