Titanium Daggers?

[Mitchell Knives]

I have a GIANT sheet of .100" titanium sitting in my shop just begging to be turned into high-quality custom knives!

Once I finish a few projects (almost done), I'll probably design a few new pieces specifically for this titanium sheet.

I keep coming back to the idea of making a medium sized dagger simply because I have yet to make one.

It would probably have a 5" inch blade with an OAL of around 9.5" or so. Hollow chisel grind with a carbidized edge with a Japanese wrap.

What say ye? Anyone up for some doubled edged titanium goodness?

 

[376]

Sounds good to me Johnathan! Personally, I'd like to see what you come up with. You have your own style and I think it would come out great. Are you thinking about putting a guard on the dagger?

 

[Mitchell Knives]

Sounds good to me Johnathan! Personally, I'd like to see what you come up with. You have your own style and I think it would come out great. Are you thinking about putting a guard on the dagger?

Hi Mark,

Thanks! There would be a guard, although it wouldn't be terribly large.

I'm also thinking that some 1/4" 5160 daggers would be interesting as well. The added thickness would give them a nice cross section.

 

[376]

Sounds good! Just asking about the guard because I like the extra security of them especially for thrusting/stabbing motions, which a dagger is ideal for obviously. Although, sometimes I agree that the guard can detract from an otherwise clean design. I hear handles can become slippery when wet, so I've been told

5160 sounds outstanding! I'm a big fan of the utility of that steel. I have a hawk in 5160 and it's tough as hell. But, you already know that. I think it will give more utility than titanium, but I figure if it's meant for stabbing than titanium will work just fine for that. I'm definately looking forward to seeing what you come up with.