Some bushcraft knives

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Storm3dknives

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Hi guys,

Its my first time on the forum, so let me introduce myself a bit. My name is Mark Storm, a knifemaker from the Netherlands, with the wooden shoes and windmills etc ;)
This is my fifth year making knives, and the first year being a fulltime maker.

I'm mainly focussing on bushcraft knives and puukko's.
Here are some pictures. Really interested to hear your thoughts!

Cheers Mark

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Beautiful knives! I really like your blade shapes as well on your bushcraft examples. You might think about upgrading your membership to Knifemaker-Craftsman-Service Provider so you can offer some for sale. I'd bet members would be interested.
 
panella said:
Beautiful knives! I really like your blade shapes as well on your bushcraft examples. You might think about upgrading your membership to Knifemaker-Craftsman-Service Provider so you can offer some for sale. I'd bet members would be interested.
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I might do that indeed, can you send me a DM with some price information maybe?
 
Gorgeous work.
That little Curly with the scandi grind is STUNNING!
Glad to have you.
 
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I see craytab has put up the membership details for you. This is a knowledgeable, friendly, appreciative community of enthusiasts. I know that you, and we, will find it worthwhile to have you participate at a higher level of commitment. At any rate, welcome! Thanks for introducing yourself and your work!
 
panella said:
I see craytab has put up the membership details for you. This is a knowledgeable, friendly, appreciative community of enthusiasts. I know that you, and we, will find it worthwhile to have you participate at a higher level of commitment. At any rate, welcome! Thanks for introducing yourself and your work!
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Thank you, that is very kind of you. I will check out the details tonight!
 
Very nice,clean lines. Hope to see your work for sale in the future. Wishing you much success.
 
Love the Puukkos. I hope to see one for sale soon.
 
Thank you very much for your compliments guys! I really appreciate all feedback!

I will register a membership soon and get back to you with some new stuff.

Cheers Mark
 
Those are beautiful knives. I really like them.

What kind of steel do you use? How hard do you run it? And what kind of blade and edge geometry do you use?
 
Twindog said:
Those are beautiful knives. I really like them.

What kind of steel do you use? How hard do you run it? And what kind of blade and edge geometry do you use?
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Looks like he's preparing to offer some up so great questions.
I would add: Do you make sheaths for them as well? I can't remember if there were sheaths in the pics.
 
Twindog said:
Those are beautiful knives. I really like them.

What kind of steel do you use? How hard do you run it? And what kind of blade and edge geometry do you use?
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Thanks, for my bushcraft knives I use O1 toolsteel, hardened to 58/59hrc, a bit depending on the wishes of a client. I have a Wilson Rockwell hardness tester, so I can temper it down to the right hardness.

The bushcraft knives have a 25 degree scandi grind (total angle) and the other knives have full flat grinds with a small secondary bevel.

If you have any other questions, just let me know. I'd be happy to answer it.

Cheers Mark
 
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