A Tribute to the Sharpfinger
Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 8:02 am
Schrade’s 152OT, the Sharpfinger, is a very enduring pattern. Introduced in 1973 it was made through the closing of the factory in 2004. Since Schrade closed there have been numerous companies that have copied the pattern commercially.
This is a tribute to the Sharpfinger in Damascus.
The blank is Firestorm Damascus made of 1095 carbon steel and 15N20 nickel steel.
The blade is made by Grand Leavitt, in the Snake River Valley of Idaho.
OAL is 5-1/8 inches and 56-57 on the Rockwell C scale.
I finished this knife off with mosaic pins and fossilized mammoth ivory handles.
There are two firsts for me in this knife; my first knife I have done in Damascus and the first time I have worked with fossil ivory. It was not too difficult and I like the results.
I intend to do this again.
Dale
This is a tribute to the Sharpfinger in Damascus.
The blank is Firestorm Damascus made of 1095 carbon steel and 15N20 nickel steel.
The blade is made by Grand Leavitt, in the Snake River Valley of Idaho.
OAL is 5-1/8 inches and 56-57 on the Rockwell C scale.
I finished this knife off with mosaic pins and fossilized mammoth ivory handles.
There are two firsts for me in this knife; my first knife I have done in Damascus and the first time I have worked with fossil ivory. It was not too difficult and I like the results.
I intend to do this again.
Dale