first double grind and a mini for sale

Jarrett Fleming · Aug 3, 2015

Here's one that is unique for me. This was my first attempt at a double ground blade and it turned out pretty good imo.

I also had a piece of scrap left over from the current batch I am working on, and I turned it into this. Better than a good piece of steel going in the trashcan. I'm calling this one the pipsqueak. It's small but I think it would make a nice mini necker or maybe an altoids tin knife. It is CPM154 steel and I'm asking $45 shipped.

Comprehensivist · Aug 4, 2015

Even though I have no personal use for double-ground blades, I admire the skill it takes to do it right. You definitely have the skills Jarrett! I like the color and depth of the handle material on that knife too. Is that stabilized & dyed Camel bone?

Nice job!

Phil

Jarrett Fleming · Aug 4, 2015

Thank you Phil! And yes sir that is dyed camel bone.

Onedog · Aug 4, 2015

I have to agree with Comprehensivist. That is one stellar knife. :thumbup:

Jarrett Fleming · Aug 4, 2015

Thank you Onedog it was a fun one to make.

The pipsqueak is sold.

mtangent · Aug 10, 2015

G'day. This is my first visit to your forum. That knife is gorgeous, well done.

krazyjoe66 · Aug 11, 2015

I'll take that pipsqueak for $45 shipped.

ChrisDove · Aug 28, 2015

I admire this work. Looks hard.

VANCE · Sep 9, 2015

Sign me up for the next pipsqueak