Brazilian Rosewood Knife

[Kent Clark]

Here's my latest bushcraft knife.

Satin finish carbon-steel blade with a convex grind (58 Rockwell). Blade length is 11.7cm.

The handle is Brazilian rosewood and contoured for my hand. Danish oil finish.

I am really pleased with it.

 

[Macaroon]

Good work there; nothing like a bit of tailor made gear

 

[Wayne]

Nice work. I have never made a knife. Something to learn in the new year.

 

[bopdude]

Nice looking knife, great work.

 

[Muddypaws]

That is a very handsome knife. I like it a lot!

 

[Kent Clark]

That is a very handsome knife. I like it a lot!

Thanks. the Brazilian rosewood is absolutely beautiful. The Danish oil has broughtbout the grain too.

Good work there; nothing like a bit of tailor made gear

Thanks. I am really pleased with the result.

Nice work. I have never made a knife. Something to learn in the new year.

It is certainly worth doing. Go to an expert though. Someone who has worked metal all their lives.

Nice looking knife, great work.

Thanks. It is chunky but has lovely balance and feels really secure in the hand.

 

[SGL70]

Nice work!
It is really fun to make knives!

 

[Goatboy]

That's come out really bonny, you must be chuffed with that. Looks like it will sit well in the hand.

 

[Clouston98]

Cracking stuff mate! Nicely done!

 

[Alreetmiowdmuka]

Yep sweet as that.looks a good user too


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[Kent Clark]

Nice work!
It is really fun to make knives!

I agree. And I intend to use it.

That's come out really bonny, you must be chuffed with that. Looks like it will sit well in the hand.

Really pleased. I learned a lot from the blacksmith who taught me. It feels very secure in the hand. Much more so than knives I have bought.

Cracking stuff mate! Nicely done!

Thank you.

 

[Kent Clark]

Yep sweet as that.looks a good user too ...

Yes, it really feels right in the hand. And really secure. The convex grind make it easy to slice through stuff and retain blade strength too.