Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?

[PolRoger]

I've been acquiring some Scott Gossman knives over the last year or so and I recently traded into this Survival Puukko.

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

I've been acquiring some Scott Gossman knives over the last year or so and I recently traded into this Survival Puukko.

I like that full flat grind!

 

[PolRoger]

I like that full flat grind!

Scott's grinds seem to start about ~ 7/8 height from the top of the spine.

"My grinds are 75% flat, 25% convex, convex edge on a slack belt. I've heard it called a varied grind."

BushcraftUSA Survival Puukko thread.

 

[beeinak]

This one will be getting some hiking/river time. O.P.Bunch Barton Creek in AEB-L and evergreen micarta. Photo from maker.

 

[EMCEE]

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Viscious !!!

 

[Tensegrity]

Did I ever mention how much I like integrals?

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Zu vault! I've always wanted a peak after seeing your in-house hardware list for Zu sheaths. Noice!
(I've been looking for a Rudeboy for years)

 

[ferider]

Still like it, Lorien !

(Black Adder in A2)

 

[ironwagon]

A Swamp Rat Rucki can be useful to have.

 

[ironwagon]

Here's some more classics from Swamp Rat and Scrap Yard.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Still like it, Lorien !

(Black Adder in A2)

Your Black Adder stands out as one of the absolute best, I always enjoy seeing that one making its appearance

 

[Murphjd25]

One off S&F/REK collaboration.

 

[cpirtle]

Your Black Adder stands out as one of the absolute best, I always enjoy seeing that one making its appearance

I like seeing a properly implemented static cord, the rest of the package is no slouch either

 

[ferider]

 

[Richard338]

Early days on a pair in micarta and giraffe bone.

 

[Mike157]

I’ve always really liked and appreciated Marcus Lin’s work. I’m fortunate to have had this one come my way, directly from Marcus. He also made a pretty fine leather sheath for it.

This is, once again, a fine photo from Matt Gregory. Matt does some incredible nature photography also, if you are interested.

As the caption in Matt’s photo states, this is a Loveless Style (made from the Loveless template) Extended New York Special - some what rare, The blade steel is RWL34. The polished bolster and hardware are stainless and the handle scales are black linen micarta with red liners. Thanks for looking. Mike

 

[Richard338]

Mike157 great piece. I've been studying some of the originals including this one that looks like the inspiration for yours. I take it Marcus skipped seating the snap for the the sheath into the handle? (I'm not doing that version either)

 

[Mike157]

Mike157 great piece. I've been studying some of the originals including this one that looks like the inspiration for yours. I take it Marcus skipped seating the snap for the the sheath into the handle? (I'm not doing that version either)
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Yes, no sheath snap, Richard. This is Marcus’ photo, with his formed, slip sheath. By the way, the hilt is fully hardened, 416 that is “cold fitted” and pinless. The blade is “oil hardened” to HRC 61-62.

 

[ferider]

No place like home.

 

[Richard338]

The bar is very high for such an iconic pattern, which is why I kept procrastinating trying it. I'm happy with how it turned out by my standards. I can't get the red liner to pop in the photo like it does in person, but I love the look of the handle on the first one. I'm still at square one on the second one. Very tired from hand sanding.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

The bar is very high for such an iconic pattern, which is why I kept procrastinating trying it. I'm happy with how it turned out by my standards. I can't get the red liner to pop in the photo like it does in person, but I love the look of the handle on the first one. I'm still at square one on the second one. Very tired from hand sanding.
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Can’t wait to see the Giraffe Bone