The First

[Seved]

Big EDC made in 3 mm 1095 with handle in green/black G10.
Bladewidth:35 mm Bladelegnth: 85mm OAL: 200mm



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[dks]

Nice and tactical 

[nelly1974]

Very nice. What is it?

[Mr. Whippy]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

[Seved]

Nice and tactical 

Yes it is a little tactical, I will make a military version of both my small and big EDC.

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[Seved]

Very nice. What is it?

Thanks 
Steel 1095, handle G10 

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[Seved]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

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[Mr. Whippy]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

[Sparky415]

Very nice Seved,  You have to take some more pictures Mate 

 

[Seved]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

LOL realy tuff hunting buddies LOL . Realy nice that they are still going strong 

Yes i can see what you mean. Some guys, says that its good to leave the hide on, so the meat cooles slower.

Realy nice to hear, great, i am glad you put it to good use. Yes it must bee realy good to gutting with.
Nice to hear Thanks Buddy 

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[Seved]

Very nice Seved,  You have to take some more pictures Mate 

 

Thanks mate  , Yes i came home so late today, so it almost dark. So the pics wasnt so good. I will take more tomorrow 

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[Sparky415]

Very nice Seved,  You have to take some more pictures Mate 

 

Thanks mate  , Yes i came home so late today, so it almost dark. So the pics wasnt so good. I will take more tomorrow 

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Looking forward to them 

[Mr. Whippy]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

LOL realy tuff hunting buddies LOL . Realy nice that they are still going strong 

Yes i can see what you mean. Some guys, says that its good to leave the hide on, so the meat cooles slower.

Realy nice to hear, great, i am glad you put it to good use. Yes it must bee realy good to gutting with.
Nice to hear Thanks Buddy 

Seved

The two old guys have been hunting that ground since 1950, when my father in law bought it!  Amazing history.  There's a mounted deer in the cabin, which was a trophy deer shot by Charles Lindbergh (He's from Little Falls, where my FIL lives).  Yea, they use 4 wheelers to get out on the trails, but they still hunt a solid 8 hours a day.

[Seved]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

LOL realy tuff hunting buddies LOL . Realy nice that they are still going strong 

Yes i can see what you mean. Some guys, says that its good to leave the hide on, so the meat cooles slower.

Realy nice to hear, great, i am glad you put it to good use. Yes it must bee realy good to gutting with.
Nice to hear Thanks Buddy 

Seved

The two old guys have been hunting that ground since 1950, when my father in law bought it!  Amazing history.  There's a mounted deer in the cabin, which was a trophy deer shot by Charles Lindbergh (He's from Little Falls, where my FIL lives).  Yea, they use 4 wheelers to get out on the trails, but they still hunt a solid 8 hours a day.

Amasing old men    and history, is it THE Charles Lindberg.
What kind of deer is it you hunt.

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[Seved]

Very nice Seved,  You have to take some more pictures Mate 

 

Thanks mate  , Yes i came home so late today, so it almost dark. So the pics wasnt so good. I will take more tomorrow 

Seved

Looking forward to them 

 

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[Mr. Whippy]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

LOL realy tuff hunting buddies LOL . Realy nice that they are still going strong 

Yes i can see what you mean. Some guys, says that its good to leave the hide on, so the meat cooles slower.

Realy nice to hear, great, i am glad you put it to good use. Yes it must bee realy good to gutting with.
Nice to hear Thanks Buddy 

Seved

The two old guys have been hunting that ground since 1950, when my father in law bought it!  Amazing history.  There's a mounted deer in the cabin, which was a trophy deer shot by Charles Lindbergh (He's from Little Falls, where my FIL lives).  Yea, they use 4 wheelers to get out on the trails, but they still hunt a solid 8 hours a day.

Amasing old men    and history, is it THE Charles Lindberg.
What kind of deer is it you hunt.

Seved

Yes, THE Charles Lindbergh.  Gordie picked up the deer at the estate sale after his death.

White tail deer in Minnesota.

[Seved]

I like the "almost" tanto blade shape.  Looks like the big brother to my little EDC. 

Hello my friend 

Yes its a nice shape, pretty good for skinning. A guy here in Sweden skinned a sheap and it worked good he said. 
Jupp it is, a bigger version of yours 

Seved

I went hunting with my father-in-law (the Swede) who is 92.  His hunting buddies were at the cabin too (One is 95 the other 82).  They really liked the size and shape for gutting deer.  (We generally leave the hide on until it goes to butcher, just less freaking out from passersby).  It was a big hit.

Easy to clean up too!

LOL realy tuff hunting buddies LOL . Realy nice that they are still going strong 

Yes i can see what you mean. Some guys, says that its good to leave the hide on, so the meat cooles slower.

Realy nice to hear, great, i am glad you put it to good use. Yes it must bee realy good to gutting with.
Nice to hear Thanks Buddy 

Seved

The two old guys have been hunting that ground since 1950, when my father in law bought it!  Amazing history.  There's a mounted deer in the cabin, which was a trophy deer shot by Charles Lindbergh (He's from Little Falls, where my FIL lives).  Yea, they use 4 wheelers to get out on the trails, but they still hunt a solid 8 hours a day.

Amasing old men    and history, is it THE Charles Lindberg.
What kind of deer is it you hunt.

Seved

Yes, THE Charles Lindbergh.  Gordie picked up the deer at the estate sale after his death.

White tail deer in Minnesota.

  Very nice, so he was a hunter, you learn something new everyday 

Ok White tail. Maybe in size as our Dovhjort around 80 kg.

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[Ashley]

Ash's mobile on the move.

[Seved]

Thanks Ashley Some new pics 











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[Sparky415]

Nice   

Nice grind, Nice handle, Want 

[Mr. Whippy]

Nice   

Nice grind, Nice handle, Want 

My smaller EDC version of this blade (and handle) is simply fantastic.  And it holds an edge very well.  Really a work knife.

[Seved]

Nice   

Nice grind, Nice handle, Want 

Thanks Sparky no trouble i make you one   

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[Seved]

Nice   

Nice grind, Nice handle, Want 

My smaller EDC version of this blade (and handle) is simply fantastic.  And it holds an edge very well.  Really a work knife.

I am realy glad you use it so much and like it    Exactly what i am trying to acomplish 

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[Sparky415]

Nice   

Nice grind, Nice handle, Want 

Thanks Sparky no trouble i make you one   

Seved

Or I might try my hand at making a poor copy 

There are a few things I want to make …… one day

[Grant Lamontagne]

That is a beautiful knife!  A liner locking folding version of that would be really sweet too!

Def

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[Seved]

That is a beautiful knife!  A liner locking folding version of that would be really sweet too!

Def

Sent from a digital multitool

Thanks   

Yes i realy need to take up my folding knifemaking again

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