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Nice clean lines, simple working puukko.
This. ^
Did you start with a blank, and if so, where did you get it from? Lauri?
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Nice clean lines, simple working puukko.
Yes, it was a 105mm s/s Lauri blade which I reground to drop point, reprofiled the belly and removed tool marks then polished to 800x.This. ^
Did you start with a blank, and if so, where did you get it from? Lauri?
Production finally up and running again. Based on the Sami style, this puukko is my interpretation. Blade 117x22mm remachined and ground from a Lauri 120mm stainless little Leuku blade. Spine was beveled and blade polished to 800x satin finish. Handle is black ash burl with contrasting desert ironwood spacers and dense deer antler bolster and caribou bone endcap. Danish oil finish applied and wet sanded to 1000x. Sheath will be smooth black buffalo leather with dangler.
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Thank you for your generous comments. This year I am using the natural beauty of bone and antler in my knives.You've really honed your skills.. this is top tier work, one of my favorites that you've done!
You really killed that birds beak pommel one too. Simple but exquisite lines.
Good job!!! Looks great!!! If you would ever consider some work-in-progress pics, I for one would be very interested.Just completed this traditional back sewn puukko sheath for my Puronvarsi project from two years ago. Sheath is made from 2mm black buffalo leather. The wooden insert was carved from poplar and coated inside and out with two coats of urethane. The sheath was hand stitched and the dangler secured by means of a brass ring and Chicago screw post.
Wow - absolutely gorgeous work. Thanks for sharing!Just completed this traditional back sewn puukko sheath for my Puronvarsi project from two years ago. Sheath is made from 2mm black buffalo leather. The wooden insert was carved from poplar and coated inside and out with two coats of urethane. The sheath was hand stitched and the dangler secured by means of a brass ring and Chicago screw post.
Good job!!! Looks great!!! If you would ever consider some work-in-progress pics, I for one would be very interested.
Thank you fellow puukko enthusiasts.Wow - absolutely gorgeous work. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I'll be looking forward to it.redsparrow, the next back sewn sheath I make, I will do a WIP
Just completed this traditional back sewn puukko sheath for my Puronvarsi project from two years ago. Sheath is made from 2mm black buffalo leather. The wooden insert was carved from poplar and coated inside and out with two coats of urethane. The sheath was hand stitched and the dangler secured by means of a brass ring and Chicago screw post.