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This is all my Reese Weiland stuff. Besides the Black Knife and the CF scaled proto, everything else has had mods done by him.
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I'll play. 
Multi type tools. The SAK on the far right is my first knife, the off colored one above is an unbranded made in China, but was a gift from one of my uncles with the name of the last ship he served on painted, or something, onto it.
Scaaarrry black knives
Some of my fixed blades:
traditional type folders:
Multi type tools. The SAK on the far right is my first knife, the off colored one above is an unbranded made in China, but was a gift from one of my uncles with the name of the last ship he served on painted, or something, onto it.
Scaaarrry black knives
Some of my fixed blades:
traditional type folders:
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Bear Claw Hunter/Skinner
Push Dagger
Hacker 1
Hacker 2
Rib Tickler
All of these blades are handmade by me. Bear Claw is my latest, a christmas gift for a cousin, has a tempered and work hardened steel blade with hardwood scale grips held together with epoxy and copper tube rivets and sealed with polyurethane. I need to make another one of those for myself. Push Dagger is pretty self explanetory. Leaf shaped blade thats been work hardened and tempered. Hardwood handle with partial tang. Hacker 1 & 2 are pretty simple. Store bought flat stock steel that I heated and hammered along one edge to create the curve. I attached the hardwood scales with epoxy and brass pins. I then ground finger grooves into hacker 2, just for the heck of it. I then sealed the wood with polurethane. Rib Tickler is more of an experiment with clay and ash tempering where I quenched the blade with the edge coated with a mixture of ash and clay. It turned out pretty good, so I went and finished it as a kitchen knife. The grip is a simple piece of pine with clear coat and a wood scabard.
Push Dagger
Hacker 1
Hacker 2
Rib Tickler
All of these blades are handmade by me. Bear Claw is my latest, a christmas gift for a cousin, has a tempered and work hardened steel blade with hardwood scale grips held together with epoxy and copper tube rivets and sealed with polyurethane. I need to make another one of those for myself. Push Dagger is pretty self explanetory. Leaf shaped blade thats been work hardened and tempered. Hardwood handle with partial tang. Hacker 1 & 2 are pretty simple. Store bought flat stock steel that I heated and hammered along one edge to create the curve. I attached the hardwood scales with epoxy and brass pins. I then ground finger grooves into hacker 2, just for the heck of it. I then sealed the wood with polurethane. Rib Tickler is more of an experiment with clay and ash tempering where I quenched the blade with the edge coated with a mixture of ash and clay. It turned out pretty good, so I went and finished it as a kitchen knife. The grip is a simple piece of pine with clear coat and a wood scabard.
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