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My dad is hosting a father/son retreat and requested a knife combo for a give away. I think these will do.
Still have to finish the leather yet.

1084 with nine piece bronze, walnut, sapele, curly maple, and g10 handles.
Thanks for stopping in.

Those look fantastic, Tony.
Just hope the winners can/will appreciate the fine art they're receiving!

Those are beautiful knives.
There are going to be two very fortunate guys.

Great job Tony

They really do look great. Hopefully who ever wins them will see them for the fine workmanship and hard work they will be capable of doing.

That is some fine work and a super prize.

Steve Warden wrote:Those look fantastic, Tony.
Just hope the winners can/will appreciate the fine art they're receiving!

Thank guys sir. I hope so too! My son says that he wants to win them.

doglegg wrote:That is some fine work and a super prize.

Thank you sir.

OLDE CUTLER wrote:They really do look great. Hopefully who ever wins them will see them for the fine workmanship and hard work they will be capable of doing.

Thank you. Yes sir, they should make great slicers, skinners, bushcrafters, etc.

Miller Bro's wrote:Great job Tony

Thank you.

FRJ wrote:Those are beautiful knives.
There are going to be two very fortunate guys.

Indeed. Thank you.



Here is the sheath that design for these two. Neck knife pukko style.

Very nice of ya TW!! Nicley done!!! John

Very nice work Tony!
Those sheaths are kind of fun to make.
Did you buy the liner or did you make it?

jmh58 wrote:Very nice of ya TW!! Nicley done!!! John

Thank you, sir.

orvet wrote:Very nice work Tony!
Those sheaths are kind of fun to make.
Did you buy the liner or did you make it?

Thanks Dale. These are my first two sheaths of this design. I will be making some more.

I made the liners myself. Carved from spruce.

The carved liner works good.
I found a website that specializes in Scandinavian knife making supplies, I learned a lot there.
I used a premade plastic liner.
Thompson's Scandinavian Knife Supply I think was the name of the site. It's an awesome site!