Nessmuk - Zero edge grind, Natural Micarta

Daniel Koster

Daniel Koster

www.kosterknives.com
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Have a look:

Nessmuk-Micarta1.jpg


Nessmuk-Micarta2.jpg



****SOLD*****

Specs:

Overall = 9"
Blade = 1095, 1/8" thick, Zero Edge grind (scandi), as-quenched finish on flats
Handle = Natural Micarta, brass corby bolts, 4.5"

Price is $90 + $10 s/h
(new lower introductory price! :thumbup:)
International shipping available

Leather or kydex sheath available upon request - email me. :thumbup:

Payment info here:

www.kosterknives.com/payments.htm


Thanks!

Daniel Koster
 
Dan - I'd love to have it if it's still available. Saw you last month at the Blade show but was already broke. Please advise.

Nick
 
It's yours, Nick. :thumbup:

Thanks!

See the link above for payment options. I'm leaving out of town on Monday. If you can pay via Paypal - I'll ship a.s.a.p. If paying by check...and can mail it out tomorrow...it might get here in time. Email if you have questions. Thanks!
 
Gotcha. I will be using paypal (thanks in advance for the fast shipping). Do I just use the paypal link on your site? (I'm new to purcahsing on this forum).

Thanks-Nick
 
yes - or just go into Paypal, click "Send Money" and put in my email address:

dan AT kosterknives DOT com

Thanks!

Dan
 
Thanks - payment received.

:thumbup:

Dan
 
Dang, I missed this one! If you make another like it with the natural Micarta, consider it mine :D
 
I'm planning on another batch for sure. Same pricing! :thumbup:
 
Beautiful work Dan! :thumbup: I really like the looks of the natural micarta on that one.
 
wow for 90 dollars? I am in Dan that is a sweet price on a great knife.
 
add me to it also. This would be my first nessmuk-style blade, and that one looks like a real beauty! Please post when the next batch is close to done, so I can work the finances. Thanks.
 
Dan,

Very nice! :thumbup: Could you elaborate a little on what the terminology "Zero Edge ground" exactly means?

Appreciate your time.

Mac :)
 
IIRC, I think it means that there is no secondary bevel at the edge.

The cutting edge is the whole of the edge that you see there that starts from the "as forged" portion. That is the only bevel on that edge.

Someone correct me if I'm totally off..

BTW, very nice blade Dan, love to have one...
 
... another name for Scandi grind perhaps? :confused:


Doh!
ah yes, it is in the description had I read it closer.
 
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