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Hi folks, This is my most recent finished project. A rather large leuku blade, 21 cm, rugged chopper style knife, with attached fire steel. Some pics here; Have a great one! Regards, /Peter

My latest scandi is finished. Scandi blade by Tommy Jimmefors, sweden, in stainless AEB-L. Handle is from black oak(from a ship-wreck in Sweden), birch burl and curly sallow. Coloured sheath from veg.tan leather and hand stiched. Piccies here: Stay safe! Regards, /Peter

Thanks a lot fellas. And I agree on that oak, it is fab! Btw, I´ve got a few more pics here for those interested: http://www.pbknives.com/no29.htm Stay safe! /Peter

Lorentz Linderborg scandi blade, handle from black oak(from a ship-wreck in sweden), birch burl and curly sallow. Regards, /Peter

Thank you all for your kind comments. Regards, /Peter

Hi guys. Finished this off a while ago. Gunnar Bergström blade, culry sallow in handle and fire steel. Thanks for looking. Regards /Peter

Hi folks. Here´s my latest knife. It has a blade by M Eklund, stainless AEB-L, 75x25x3,5 mm. Handle is from Thuja burl, stab. coloured birch, vulcanic spacers and nickel-silver, and is 125 mm long. Sheath is wet moulded for a prefect fit and treatend with leather grease on the outside, and...

Thank you all for your kind comments. :o It´s hand made as well. Drill, files and sandpaper. /Peter

...from the north of sweden. Thanks for looking! /Peter

Thanks Fraser for answering that one. I did´nt know... I drill two small holes at an angle, trying to get them to meet where the tang ends. In this case about 2/3 of the handle length. These holes are ment to be drilled slightly inside the tang profile, which I´ve drawn on the side of the...

Thanks for your kind words. Sorry Dave, not from Brisa... a local shop sells curly sallow and I buy from them.

Hello! Here´s a preview picture of my next knife. A simple curly sallow scandi with a Lorentz Linderborg blade. Handle has been oiled once and is drying at the moment. I´m going for a pouch style sheath and some braided leather at the back. Thanks for looking. /Peter

Thank you! C_Claycomb, you´re right about that. Regards /Peter

Howdy folks! Pictures of my latest one. Blade: Lorentz Linderborg, stainless Handle: Cocobolo, art. ivory, black/white vulc spacers. Sheath: Rawhide leather Take care! /Peter

Hmmm, I´m guessing that it might look good sometimes. At least I think it does on some knives. Also a longer chord could be put around ones wrist. Remember, I´m just guessing here... ;-) (Please correct me if I´m seriousley wrong)

Hello folks! Here´s my latest knife. A big one, Kankaanpaa blade, 175x38 mm. Handle of Jakaranda, curly sallow and birch. I made a hole in the handle to attach ones favourite chord/string, to prevent injuries when chopping away... Enjoy, and thanks for looking! /Peter

Thanks for your kind words. :) Ask Bagheera ;)

Hi there! Just wanted to show my latest work for you. Blade: Ivan Linderborg, Sweden. Handle: Stab. double dyed Box Elder burl, artificial ivory, vulc spacers. Sheath: Rawhide leather Blade: Johnny Axling Handle: Curly birch Sheath: Rawhide leather Thanks for looking...

Ahhh... a defender of the weak... like it a lot ;-) (That´s why i didn´t recognize those words... :oops: )

Don´t worry, I can take it.... :cry: :wink: