Here is a knife I made out of an old saw blade.  I used a dremel and a belt sander.  Its the first knife I have made.

 


Its gonna be part of a archery package christmas gift I am working on for my little brother.

 
 

I will post more pics of the Osage Selfbow and Quiver when I got it all done!

looks great, good job!

That backing looks great. Nice knife and quiver to.

Fantastic! I'd say you found your niche. Bowferd

Thats looken great

Verrry nice!!!

Very nice.  Good job!

Tenbrook,
   Very nice knife!  The bow and quiver are also fantastic.  A question about the knife.  Have you used it any to see how the edge will hold up?  I have a couple I cut out of a similar saw blade but haven't gotten around to getting them sharpened.  The steel seems very hard but I don't know how it will hold up.  Just curious.  Also, what kind of pins/rivets did you use on the handle?

   Again, very nice work.

Aaron

Very nice. Do you need another little brother?  :D

QuoteTenbrook,
Very nice knife! The bow and quiver are also fantastic. A question about the knife. Have you used it any to see how the edge will hold up? I have a couple I cut out of a similar saw blade but haven't gotten around to getting them sharpened. The steel seems very hard but I don't know how it will hold up. Just curious. Also, what kind of pins/rivets did you use on the handle?

Again, very nice work.

Aaron

No, I have not used the knife yet.  I am also interested to see how it will hold up?  For the rivets I used 3/16 brass rods.  I am going to do a build along, on a new knife in the next few days. Maybe today if I have time.

What an awesome Christmas gift... your brother should be proud to use such a beautiful archery set.

cool well done  

Are you my brother?

That's a nifty package deal. I'd say your brother is one lucky man!      Well done.

Very Nice

If I had a brother like you, I might have turned out better. This kind of stuff is what family is all about. Thanks for the smile I got from your generous gifts.

Killdeer  

Very nice ... really like the shape of the blade.
Good job.

Steve

That is nice!  Now wait and see how you feel when you bloody it up!

Great job!

:D  That my friend is a true labor of love.  Keep up the good work.  Looking forward to seeing more of you craft.