Clip point in 1095

[Aroldo]

Hello everyone, i show you a clip point hunter.
1095 steel with clay hamon, Desert iron wood on scales and leather sheath.
Blade: 3.5"
OAL: 7.8"
Hope you like .
Regards.

 

[jmforge]

Very nice. A bit of constructive criticism. A clip that long needs swedges. Well, to be honest, IMO, all clips need swedges.

 

[Drew Riley]

Clean and relatively simple. I like it!
I agree with jmforge, a swedge would be a nice addition.

 

[Aroldo]

Thanks for the advice. The next ones will have swedge.

 

[Doug Lester]

Elegance in simplicity. Simple clean lines. The same applies to the sheath.

Doug

 

[Aroldo]

Elegance in simplicity. Simple clean lines. The same applies to the sheath.

Doug

Thank you !

 

[chrisstaniar]

Very nice, super clean!

I could go either way on the swedge, sometimes the extra "stuff" isn't needed and might actually take away from the hamon

 

[Aroldo]

Very nice, super clean!

I could go either way on the swedge, sometimes the extra "stuff" isn't needed and might actually take away from the hamon

Thanks for your comment

 

[VeraX Knives]

Very nice, super clean!

I could go either way on the swedge, sometimes the extra "stuff" isn't needed and might actually take away from the hamon

Okay I see your point but, you're still going to see the hamon first if you're a knife guy. A swedge I also would myself do as seen here Its a secure link relax. But necessary...negative.

Edit: it's a non-finished blade in the pic don't judge it! haha