doodles

[hellize]

Greetings!


Had a few smaller blades hustling around in the shop for some time, and decided to finish them. So here I present these doodles for today.

The first is a weird little dagger, it is 20 cm long, with a 8 cm long blade. The handle is antler. One side of the blade has two mirrors like a traditional dagger, but the other only one, it is perfectly flat!

The second is a little "karda" knife, small and versatile. It is 17.5 cm long, the blade is a little under 9 cm, forged of motorcycle chain on 5160 core. The handle is wenge.

I have no idea what the third is It is 13 cm long, the edge is 5.5 cm long. It is a scrapmascus with wenge handle.

Hope you like them a bit!

[hellize]

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[orvet]

Nice!
I like the scrapmascus, both the knife and the name!
Nice work.

[hellize]

Nice!
I like the scrapmascus, both the knife and the name!
Nice work.

Thanks a lot

[americanedgetech]

Very skillful workmanship sir.
The knife you seem to appreciate the least is also my favorite in the group.
Scrapmascus by a nose!

The antler on the first knife is also beautiful. I like the way you used the natural material to it's best. It is perfect for the blade.

The hunting style of knife never did much for me but it is a fine looking knife nun the less.

Nice work!

[blademaker]

Very Nice Blades!

[hellize]

Very Nice Blades!

Thanks

[hellize]

Very skillful workmanship sir.
The knife you seem to appreciate the least is also my favorite in the group.
Scrapmascus by a nose!

The antler on the first knife is also beautiful. I like the way you used the natural material to it's best. It is perfect for the blade.

The hunting style of knife never did much for me but it is a fine looking knife nun the less.

Nice work!

Thank you very much!
Well, raw materials are hard come by around here, so I have to work with what I have. I never throw away anything, (like that antler tip), that has the slightest chance to be used for something in the future