Another sharp

[Bionic]

I finished knocking up another little project after work today. This one is made of 1070 steel with oak scales, red fibreboard liners and carbon fibre pins. The blade is 3mm thick and has a cutting edge of approximately 3 1/2 inches in length. I’ve not had chance to make a sheath for it yet so will add pics of that as and when and probably also of a Nessmuk style knife that’s nearing completion.
Thanks for looking. James

 

[Rabid]

That is very pretty.

 

[ejtrent]

Lovely job, wicked blade shape

 

[Bionic]

Thanks chaps much appreciated, not a patch on your fine works though @ejtrent, may be I’ll reach that level one day (or more likely not)

 

[ejtrent]

Thanks chaps much appreciated, not a patch on your fine works though @ejtrent, may be I’ll reach that level one day (or more likely not)

Dont sell yourself short my friend! Ive got a long way to go, I just have a small head start because of my woodworking background is all

 

[Bionic]

Just thought I’d post up a couple of pics of the small “Nessmuk” style knife I’ve been working on. Again it’s 3mm 1070 steel with a forced patina and furnished with oak scales and brass pins

 

[Janne]

Both are very nice!
A classic Wharncliffe and a classic Nessmuk!

 

[DocG]

Lovely work - I'm a fan of the Nessmuk style. Smaller (?) knife looks very useful as a carver. Thanks for sharing.

 

[snappingturtle]

Both dang nice, the nessmuk is very well turned out and a fav blade type of mine

 

[Bluebs4]

Fancy the nessmuk

 

[Bionic]

I had a leisurely afternoon today alternating between chilling in a hammock in the garden and finishing the sheath for the first of the knives above