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Drop point knife build along

Started by RGK, April 09, 2007, 10:50:00 PM

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john mccabe

I love that knife!
Nice work Ron.

JEFF B

'' sometimes i wake up Grumpy;
other times i let her sleep"

TGMM FAMILY OF THE BOW

Over&Under

Holy cow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  reeaaaallllly  nice!!  really like the shape.  Well done
"Elk (add hogs to the list) are not hard to hit....they're just easy to miss"          :)
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paleFace

RGK what are the deminsions on this beaut? do you have a pattern that you used or was this one you just drew up?  i think my pole saw could use a new blade   :bigsmyl:
>~Rob~>

"Dad, I need to sit down I'm shaking to bad" my 12 year old son the first time he shot at a deer with his bow.
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DarkeGreen


Shadow Hunter

Hunting in the foot steps of Legends.

rxhntr

That is one fine piece of work--one question--What is tung oil?

RGK

Paleface. It was just something I sketched up to fit the blade.

With the knife done. I am going to start another build along for the leather sheath. Stay tuned.
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Predator1

WOW! Nice work. Would you mind telling how you worked the handle down?

paleFace

appreciate it, i have started my 1st knife thanks to this thread.  good thing i don't have an addictive personality   :help:  i think i can get at least 3 and maybe 4 out of this old saw blade.
>~Rob~>

"Dad, I need to sit down I'm shaking to bad" my 12 year old son the first time he shot at a deer with his bow.
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V I Archer

How do you polish the blade up?  It looked pretty beat before, is it all hand sanding or do you attack it with some kind of power tool?
But be sure you live out the message and do not merely listen to it and so deceive yourself - James 1:22

REBbowhunter

Did this blade need to be heat treated and tempered?

Norwegian Bowhunter

Very nice!!
I am sure you will be satisfied with the quality of the blade.
My grandfather used the same steel to cut gras on his farm.
Different shape of course.

Inge
If you are a bowhunter, you are my friend!

RGK

I use a belt sander to remove material from the handle.

The blade is very hard without heat treating.
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Norwegian Bowhunter

Yes i guess it is hard, but i think it is easy to sharpen.
I think that many of the huntingknives are to hard so i find them diffecult to sharpen.
I like the old ones.
You are making a beautiful knife!!

Inge
If you are a bowhunter, you are my friend!

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