My latest sharp thing

[Bionic]

This is the latest addition to my stable. Due to work commitments it’s been ongoing for several weeks now and has mainly been the result of lots of 10-15 min sessions (hopefully it hasn’t resulted in to much of a disjointed end product). This is made using 4mm 1095 steel with olive wood scales. The cutting edge is 4 1/2 inches and it comes in at 9 inches overall length. The grind isn’t a true Scandi as I’ve given it a small secondary bevel (just my personal preference). There’s no prizes for guessing what I’ve based it on but it’s a design I’ve always liked but not tried making until now.
Thanks for looking and as always advice and constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again. James

 

[Ystranc]

I really like the look of this one. Beautiful and functional.

 

[1 shot willie]

Very nice indeed

 

[Bopdude]

A great looking knife, love the colouring of the sheath as well, perfect

 

[Ark79]

Spot on

 

[Bionic]

Thanks chaps. Much appreciated

 

[Bionic]

Due to the wet weather I actually got a rare (for this time of year) couple of days off which gave me the opportunity to knock this up. It’s a smaller companion to the previous knife made using 3mm 1070 steel. The cutting edge is a smidge under 3 inches, this time with a convex grind and it has an overall length of 7 inches. The scales are olive wood fitted with brass pins and again I’ve given it a relatively simple sheath of 3mm leather.
Thanks for looking

 

[Ark79]

A would go as far to say that’s perfect proper talent mate