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Tool Talk => Edged Tools => Topic started by: Spork, Lord of Lime Jello! on May 09, 2011, 11:24:45 PM
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I had this set made up by Mike at Sugar Creek Knifeworks
The Huggare has a full-tang 9” blade of 5/32” O-1, scandi-grind with a little bit of convexed edge. OAL is just a touch over 14”
I also had a companion belt knife made…a combination of his “Woodie” handle with the blade profile from his “Modern French Trade Knife”. It’s also O-1 with a scandi-grind.
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They are very nice! :drool:
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He does really nice work. He's been a part-time maker who recently decided to go full-time.
I'm thinking of having him do a full-tang Puukko for me next.
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Those are gorgeous Dave! :tu: I especially like the fancy grain on the Huggare :drool:
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They look stunning Sporky :drool: :drool: :drool:
What sort of steel does Mike use on these knives :think: :think:
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O-1...a good tried and true tool steel.
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Those blades are deserving of some seriously fine leather I hope you realize :pok:
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Those blades are deserving of some seriously fine leather I hope you realize :pok:
Yes, but I'm afraid I'm going to be making my own :P
I asked that the Maple only be lightly oiled so I could complete the finishing myself. I'm using my standard Pine Tar mix.
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I'm sure you'll do us proud on the leatherwork Dave 8)
Pine tar? ???
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Yep...Pine tar, boiled Linseed oil and Turpentine. I read somewhere that the Finns used that mix on their Moisin-Nagant stocks. I use it as a finish on my knife handles.
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Those are lovely
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There stunning :drool:
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very nice pair :drool: look forward to pics of the sheaths as well :tu: