Been wanting to try an Ulu for a few years now and it seems a good follow on from me trying the north American Indian Carving tools
As usual ive started close to an existing old pattern before thinking of any drastic changes ive also gone for one you cant put your fingers thru so it cant be called a Knuckle duster or a T bar style so it cant be called a punch dagger
I used approx size of the large ones I saw which is fairly big
5" high 7 3/4" wide and just under 10" cutting edge 52100 bearing steel 2mm thick full flat to convex edge.
with teklok mountable Kydex cover
For Tacticooking
Carbon Fiber scales with orange G10 liners and Nickle silver Tubes
and cos its me I had to do some smaller scale versions med and small
for some reason i want to mount to large ones on a handle as a double head axe
irate:
heres the small one maybe good for sewing kit and skinning small game ???
2.5" high just under 4" wide and jsut under 5" cutting edge
As usual ive started close to an existing old pattern before thinking of any drastic changes ive also gone for one you cant put your fingers thru so it cant be called a Knuckle duster or a T bar style so it cant be called a punch dagger
I used approx size of the large ones I saw which is fairly big
5" high 7 3/4" wide and just under 10" cutting edge 52100 bearing steel 2mm thick full flat to convex edge.
with teklok mountable Kydex cover
For Tacticooking
Carbon Fiber scales with orange G10 liners and Nickle silver Tubes
and cos its me I had to do some smaller scale versions med and small
for some reason i want to mount to large ones on a handle as a double head axe
irate:
heres the small one maybe good for sewing kit and skinning small game ???
2.5" high just under 4" wide and jsut under 5" cutting edge
and you've eased those damned nicks-everything-near-them points 
