This is a knife I first started designing about a year ago. I've still not figured out what blade shape I want. I started with a simple drop point, then extended it a bit, then I did a spear point. I'll probably draw up another one with a drop point somewhere between the current drop point and the spear point. I don't think I want a clip point, leaf blade, or wharncliffe, but I'll probably draw one up with each just to see if anything clicks.
It's a +-6" OAL pocket-friendly everyday carry knife. Handle is right at 3" and fits great as a three-finger knife. I originally wanted it in 1/16" stock, but I really think 5/64" is my sweet spot. I have kitchen knives in 1/16" that are incredible but might be just a bit too thin for carry purposes. 3/32" stock is great for carry purposes, but it can be a bit thick for food purposes, imo. I have one knife in 5/64", and it is super slicey but doesn't feel flimsy.
I definitely want wood handles, something like a cocobola, rosewood, ebony, etc. with a HUGE copper front pin, a pair of smaller copper pins, and a copper lanyard tube. Copper liners would be icing on the cake.
I have hopes and dreams of making knives one day, and this would be right at the top of what I would make.
Please excuse my chicken scratch and rough draft drawings. Artist, I am not.