Some of my fixed blades knives

[Fred.A]

Here's some knives that I made, I will put them all in this tread to avoid creating multiple treads to present my work. All comments are welcome.

So lets begin with a kitchen knife, ''hankotsu'' boning knife :

O1 steel, zericote scales (crack appearance not hiden is a demand...) 416SS bolsters and pins.
257mm overall for 147mm blade, 159 grams.


Puukko like knife :

W2 steel, zericote handle.
220mm overall, blade is 103mm. 105 grams.


Next, little utilitary knife :

1084 steel, wenge handle.
187mm overall, blade is 80mm. 82 grams.


Kitchen utilitary knife :

W2 steel, ebony scales.
210mm overall, blade is 103mm. 78 grams.


Latest fixed blade for now, something just for fun, 100 % recycling :

A rest of W2, rest of leather lace, iron and copper lead. Leather/copper is stabilized.
130mm overall, blade is 56mm.


Thanks for watching !

 

[HHH Knives]

Fred, Welcome to KD. Great looking cutters!

 

[Fred.A]

Thank you.

 

[graveyard]

something just for fun, 100 % recycling : really like these one recycled way to go/ & little utilitary knife : both nice something id edc.

 

[J. ROSA]

Very beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Fred.A]

Thanks.

 

[Fred.A]

Little kogatana with a rest of W2...

W2 steel, selective quench.
Stabilized leather and wiring wrapping.
127mm for 58mm edge.

 

[wdtorque]

Fred,
Really nice work. I like it.
Dozier

 

[rhinoknives]

Fred,
Its good to see some of your finished knives. I particularly like that small one of the 1084 and wenge wood. It has a great looking balance of shape and size. also the kitchen utlity looks very servicable.

Keep them coming!

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

 

[BRad704]

Very Very nice!

 

[Fred.A]

Thanks a lot guys !

 

[Fred.A]

Boning knife, hankotsu style, but with a small guard to secure fingers.

O1 steel, blackwood scales, 416 SS bolsters and pins.
257mm overall for 140mm of cutting edge.
140 grams.