Gallery of
Knives: Page 3
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This is Jon Conti's second effort at knifemaking. Wow. Can you imagine what he's going to knocking out a year from now? Elk horn handle is a trophy from his hunting. Blade is the Moray Skinner. You can contact Jon at JKCONTI69@msn.com |
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The Darrel Ralph DDR3 Folding Knife kit with cocobolo handles. Incredible quality in a serious knife. To see this and the other Darrel Ralph Folding Knife kits, click HERE. A magnificent piece of engineering | |
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The Darrel Ralph DDR1 Folding Knife Kit with walnut burl handles. Wow. This was my first folder kit and I'm in love. To see this and the other Darrel Ralph Folding Knife kits, click HERE. | |
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Another beauty from Australian Stephen Nixon, this time a Badger with dymondwood handles. I like how he reground the tip of the blade. If you have any questions for Stephen, you can contact him at snixon@iinet.net.au | |
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Knifemaker Richard Hoffman put a Whitetail Deer antler handle on a "recycled" Rapala fillet knife blade. The broken tang was cut down to a hidden tang design. This is what a fisherman's knife should look like! Richard is at Dicktrout@earthlink.net | |
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Would
you believe me if I told you that was knifemaker Justin Quillin's first
knife? ( I told him I still keep my first knife in the garage for pulling
weeds). Bearclaw blade with
zebrawood handles. You can contact Justin at jtquillin@earthlink.net |
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Third time out for knifemaker Gary Silvers and he decided to heavily modify the brass guard on this Moray Skinner for more protection and a sleek, custom look. Cocobolo Handle. Gary is at gwsilvers@netzero.net | |
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Knifemaker Richard Hoffman brought new life to this reshaped Shrade Sharpfinger. Rosewood handle, deer antler pommel. Very nice. You can contact Richard at hoffmanknives@earthlink.net | |
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Technically not a knife, but I thought you'd like to see these beautiful letter openers by Richard Hoffman. ( see above). This is purpleheart, larger link will show you one made from snakewood. | |
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Knifemaker Newell Price used a Puukko blade and some nice deer horn to make this fine, rustic North Carolina hunter. Dremel with fine bit provided the decorative engraving. Newell is at silverlion@triad.rr.com | |
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Another hidden pin beauty from knifemaker Gino Acevedo, this time a Moray Skinner with zebrawood handles. Gotta love that sleek, functional look. Gino is at dacevedo@precise-metals.com | |
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Reclamation project by Gary Silvers, a 60 or 70 year old Solingen blade from his father. Click on the link to see the new knife with contrasting corian handles. Gary is at gwsilvers@netzero.net | |
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A Trout Fillet blade by Gary Silvers with Dymondwood handles. I think Gary got it nailed: neat, clean and durable, it just looks efficient, doesn't it? Gary is at gwsilvers@netzero.net | |
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Beautiful
Commando
blade by knifemaker Jason Giacomuzzi with cocobolo scales . Simple, clean
hardworking look. Jason is at se7enj@yahoo.com |
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Interesting and attractive accent by knifemaker Gary Silvers is brass barstock mounted diagonally on a handle with dymondwood scales. I'm going to try this! Gary is at gwsilvers@netzero.net | |
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Now this looks like a Puuko blade that earns it's way and still keeps performing. Made by French knifemaker Thierry Perrier . Thierry is at thyrolland@wanadoo.fr | |
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Darrel Ralph GX6 kit , another creation by French Knifemaker Thierry Perrier. Scales are "Red Palm" and I'd love to know where he got the damascus bolster. |
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