Bushie knife "Dolphin" with Black Burl

[KELindblad]

***SOLD, many thanks!***

[Blade] 4mm 01 steel (My design), scandi grind and 58-59 RC, lenght ~115mm

[Handle] Stab Black Burl scales, black liner, mosaic pins, lenght ~108mm

[Sheath] Shaft leather, wetformed and dyed black.

[Stand] A black wood stand as in the last picture is included in price! (normal sales price 6 GBP when added in an order, 12 GBP all in when ordered alone)

[Price] 135 GBP including shipping EU and paypal fees.

Thanks for looking!

 

[KELindblad]

A black wood stand as in the last picture is included in price! (normal sales price 6 GBP when added in an order, 12 GBP all in when ordered alone)

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[Gill]

Jesus buddy,that is nice .

 

[KELindblad]

Jesus buddy,that is nice .

Hi Gill!
Thank you for your kind words! Yes, the scales went of just fine, with a bit of imagination it almost looks like mountains that get´s the first beams from the morning sun. It´s one of a kind

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[KELindblad]

Added new in hand pictures!

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[KELindblad]

***Special price until Fri 5th March 08:00pm GMT+1, 125 GBP all in Europe and US, then back to ordinary price***

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[robin wood]

I can't believe this has not sold straight off. I am not a fan of bushys which tend to look clumpy but this blends the practicality of a bushy with the elegance of a traditional scandi really well. I just can not possibly justify another knife but if I could this would be mine. Bargain price too.

 

[mclark]

i really want it but swmbo would kill me as ive just brought a yet another new bushy knife

 

[KELindblad]

Glad you all like it, just bad timeing
At least worth I try.

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[Shewie]

That's very nice indeed but I have no bushy funds spare at the moment.

Good luck with the sale

 

[KELindblad]

Thank you, Shewie!

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[SimonM]

I've been admiring that on your website...stunning knife.

Sadly if I bought it SWMBO would skin me with it!

Simon

 

[Jaysurfer]

I seriously would if i could fella...
I really love how there is a slight recurve on the tip of the knife. Must make skinning a breeze

 

[robin wood]

I wish someone would buy this. I could do without the temptation.

 

[KELindblad]

I seriously would if i could fella...
I really love how there is a slight recurve on the tip of the knife. Must make skinning a breeze

Hi Jaysurfer!

I am glad you noticed that recurve detail, as a matter of fact that is the whole idea behind this design, and also why the blade got the name "Dolphin"!
And as it is Sharp, I too belive it would do most jobs with ease.

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[KELindblad]

I wish someone would buy this. I could do without the temptation.

Hi robin wood!

I am sorry, but I think you either have to close your eyes when you pass through this, as it seems that it would be here for a while, or just buy it!

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[Robbi]

but from what i can see, the mountain Ash "dolphin" doesn't have the recurve, so can you tell me how they are both called "Dolphin" ?

thank you for any clarification on this

 

[robin wood]

but from what i can see, the mountain Ash "dolphin" doesn't have the recurve, so can you tell me how they are both called "Dolphin" ?

thank you for any clarification on this

Looks like an identical blade to me.

The recurve was part of the design I liked, it somehow makes it a sweeter line down the back and makes it look lighter. But also it gives a finer point, a 4mm bushy can be a bit of a crowbar and the recurve gives a bit of the blade that would be capable of finer work, cutting inside concave areas etc.

 

[Robbi]

still can't see the recurve on the Mountain Ash, must be the piccys......are they the same blade shape ?

 

[KELindblad]

Hi!

For clarification:
I have designed 2 different types of Bushieblades, one is named Shark and the other is named Dolphin. They are different both in the handle part and the blade. I post 2 images below so you can compare them. The Dolphin has a slight recurve on the spine near the tip, the Shark spine is more straight down towards the tip.

This is the Shark

And the dolphin

Both together, Shark at the left, Dolphin at the right:

I hoped this helped, sorry for the confusion!

Cheers,
Karl-Erik