Pipe Hawks

[dull blade]

Here are some pipe hawks I built.

 

[seved]

Very nice hawks. i liked the third and fourth best.

Seved

 

[Lagrange]

Hey dull, those are some nice looking hawks. I like all of them.
In the pictures it appears as though there are more than one alloy used in forging these hawks. Is this merely an optical delusion?
Can you give us some specifics on these?
I'd love to see a WIP on one of these someday.

 

[rhinoknives]

Well? How do the smoke?:biggrin:

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

 

[standingbear]

Nice lookin hawks, I like the 4th one the best.

 

[kidterico]

Great looking Hawks. I like the 4th best also. KT

 

[rhinoknives]

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Dull Blade,
I jest not! I don't smoke any of the Tobacco or herbs that the natives use to smoke in Trade Pipes that were traded with the Indians in exchange for animal pelts food, a good will gift, Lewis & Clark along the men of the core of discovery traded these on their way across the country and used them to smoke the pipe of peace with the tribes they met.. . Also It's my understanding that the Indians didn't care for or smoke Marijuana at all.

So are the handles hollowed out or are just in the style of Pipe Hawks?

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

 

[roadapples]

Chiming in - my vote goes to the 4th also. Are these all steel or alloy or just the lighting on the 2nd and 4th ones?