Neck Knife

[lonehunter]

My latest
3/32" A-2 Tool Steel
4 1/4" Blade
3 1/2" Handle (full tang)
Curly Maple slabs
Iron pins
Hope you like.
Thanks for looking!
James

 

[GreyWhiskers]

Nuther great looking knife, James. The sheath is interesting, too. :thumbsup: GW

 

[rabjr]

My kinda knife, nice!. :thumbsup:

 

[chance]

Both sheath and knife look Great!!

 

[Tony Logan]

very nice knife and sheath

 

[omarick1948]

James, Great looking and very usable sticker! The sheaith looks great, but I'm not a "hangy downs" person!

Rick :hatsoff:

 

[vern faulkner]

Sir:

I really, really like that set. Especially the knife shape. Well done. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Vern

 

[50cal.cliff]

That turned out really sweeeeeet! :thumbsup:

How did you finish the curly maple to get it to stand out like that?

 

[lonehunter]

Thanks ALL for the kind comments! :bow:

Yea Rick, im not a big hangy down fan myself, But it needed something, It looked naked!

Cliff, I used leather dye, and buffed it back to show the lighter color. Tung oil finish.

Thanks....James :v

 

[hawkthrower]

James, I see you haven't lost your touch. Very nice looking set. I carry the one you made for me all over the U.S.
Ron

 

[MSW]

Great looking work!

 

[Glenfilthie]

She's a beaut! :hatsoff:

So - neck knives seem to be a standard with the buckskinners. Is it primarily intended as a patch knife?

I really like the wood on that blade, it just smartens the whole effort right up. Well done!

 

[scobrien]

Very nice work. It looks perfect for skinning and boneing out a buck.

 

[lonehunter]

Thanks fellas!!
Glen..."Is it primarily intended as a patch knife?"

I feel its not necessarily a patch knife, just a all purpose, easy to get to knife. That's the way i see it.

Thanks to all! :v
James

 

[Nifeman]

James, that's a fine looking set. I like the blade finish ...Bud

 

[hawk]

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: