Recent content by redman8066

Great knife from a great maker. Mark was a pleasure to deal with during my transaction with him, this is my knife and as you can see... It's tough as nails. Couldn't be happier, and thanks again Mark for making it for me :cool:

as far as right or left hand grinds, i dont think it would be a problem, they are all hand made. my biggest complaint so far is the handle is a little short in freehand mode, as my thumb knuckle sometimes rubs the wood im carving. the saw is functional, although a little short, but as i said in...

will do! it is actually very comfortable in the hand, when i ordered it i imagined it would be very clunky and unbalanced. i was wrong, and like you, i cant wait to get it in the field and put it through some real tests :) im not sure if they will conflict or not, but i an tell you that it is...

you would be correct! the big difference is about an inch OAL and of course the grind ;)

the wood is black and white ebony, and its the only time ive ever seen a pattern so distinct in the grain :) i had to use it!!

this is called a MOhawk, made by rs6 blades in america. i ordered this back in april, and the maker was backlogged a little but it finally came in yesterday :D i havent had a chance to get it out in the field, but i did a short video right after it arrived. now i must warn you, this is a tool...

im new here, so i figure ill just throw some of my stuff out there for you all to see :) this blade was made by a member on BCUSA, as well as the sheath. i just put it all together:) its a nice twist on a familiar design here in the states... see if you can guess the pattern...

hello everyone, my name is steve and i am looking forward to getting to know the ropes of this site, and its members. i am a member on BCUSA, and figured there is always more to learn, which is why im here :D. i like to share some of the work i do, i do a lot of gear and tool reviews, and when...