rainshadow1
Custom Call Maker
Here's a really nice bird & trout fillet knife up for open sale to the first "I'll take it!"
This started life as a custom order boning knife with a 7" cutting edge. It came out great, except there was a pock mark on the edge about 4" into the blade. The scale was formed during the heat treat process where my ceramic protective coating must have had a pinhole in it. (I don't know of a tool steel that can withstand 2050 degrees F. So it has to be coated.)
Here's what a tiny tiny TINY pinhole in the coating will do at those temps...
Anyway, that wouldn't do, so instead of producing a #2, I cold-ground this 4 1/4" cutting edge bird & trout, fillet / boning knife out of it. It came out beautiful!
Here's some pics...
It's ATS34 Stainless. The wood is Desert Ironwood with a really beautiful shifting grain pattern. The hardware is all brass. Red spacers.
It will include a custom sheath of your own design. Leather, Kydex, or a combination thereof.
Price is $150 obo.
It's posted several places, so I'll go by the time stamp on the buyer's reply.
Thanks guys!
This started life as a custom order boning knife with a 7" cutting edge. It came out great, except there was a pock mark on the edge about 4" into the blade. The scale was formed during the heat treat process where my ceramic protective coating must have had a pinhole in it. (I don't know of a tool steel that can withstand 2050 degrees F. So it has to be coated.)
Here's what a tiny tiny TINY pinhole in the coating will do at those temps...
Anyway, that wouldn't do, so instead of producing a #2, I cold-ground this 4 1/4" cutting edge bird & trout, fillet / boning knife out of it. It came out beautiful!
Here's some pics...
It's ATS34 Stainless. The wood is Desert Ironwood with a really beautiful shifting grain pattern. The hardware is all brass. Red spacers.
It will include a custom sheath of your own design. Leather, Kydex, or a combination thereof.
Price is $150 obo.
It's posted several places, so I'll go by the time stamp on the buyer's reply.
Thanks guys!