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Thank you all. This is certainly a different, but very fun design. Gotta resist the urge to spin it on your finger after it's been sharpened

Just recently finished this one out. Same design as the one I did earlier this year, but with Thuya Burl. Blade - Wagon Wheel Wrought / 80Crv2. Handle - Thuya / SS hardware.

Hopefully this will explain it better. I remembered I had a scrapped piece left from this sheath, that showed it perfectly. The back slab of the sheath, I normally have the long piece for the belt loop coming straight out, as part of the same piece of leather. For this one, I shifted it...

On this one, the strap is integrated in the back slab of leather. When I cut the back piece, I laid out a long strip for the belt loop, and a strip beside it for the retaining loop.

I would imagine so! I have a friend who, when I told him about this knife, told me he did this style of hunting once, and ended up with the hog dying on top of him after emptying his glocks mag into it. I prefer long distance lead poisoning for wild angry hog. Lol.

Thanks everyone, glad you liked it. This was a fun build for sure.

Just finished up and delivered this Hog Hunter knife. 8" blade, long enough to pierce vitals, and a full length semi sharpened back edge to assist with piercing the thick hide. (Customer is providing the brass balls needed to take on a wild hog that up close and personal). Blade is...

That's nothing if not stunning right there.

Thanks Ya'll, I'm glad you like em. I was really happy with how this batch turned out. Stephen.

Hey guys, I've been on this forum for quite awhile, although I haven't been particularly active. I thought I'd start off by showing some of my latest work. This is my latest batch, 5 in all, although I don't have a full group photo. All are mild steel heads, with 1084 bits, and curly maple...

I can't really help you with the specific screws for that knife, other than to say that calling Mtech as John suggested could be a good way to go. I can say that a really good hardware store or fastener specific store might be able to help you, I've found that most of the screws on my pocket...

Very nice looking Ben, good clean lines. Stephen.