Couple of daggers that I made...

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Couple of daggers that I made...

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New guy here...Thought I'd say "hi" and share a couple of knives that I recently finished.

Both are made from high carbon tool steel. The first dagger has a 4.5" blade with an OAL of 9". The handle is cocobolo that I recessed for the purpose of wrapping hand cut deer leather in a French twist pattern.

The second dagger has a 3.5" blade with an OAL of 7". The entire knife was given a black oxide bath and then sealed. The handle is made from hand-cut & dyed kangaroo leather.


Hope you enjoy!
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very nice,I like the braided leatherwork 8)
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nice work! those skull's are a nice touch.
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Welcome to the forum Mr. Goldsworthy,
Great job on those blades!! I see we live in the same state. Where abouts are you?
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Claudester wrote:Welcome to the forum Mr. Goldsworthy,
Great job on those blades!! I see we live in the same state. Where abouts are you?
Live just North of Madison, how 'bout you?
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I'm in Milwaukee for about another year and then I'm retiring just North of Oconto.
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Mr. Claudester,

I'd stay close to the breweries... :P
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JerrBear wrote:Mr. Claudester,

I'd stay close to the breweries... :P
Hee Hee...You must not know Wisconsin very well...There are breweries everywhere! 8)
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Hey Jer,
I think they just opened 3 new micro breweries in downtown Milwaukee in the last two years. They sprout up all over the place.
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Mr. Goldsworthy & Mr. Claudester,

Yeah, but how many of 'em brew MB? :wink:
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I took a liking to MGD when I was in the US of A. Can't say I thought much of any other beer I tried. Most of them were far too weak tasting. :( But that didn't bother me much cause I'm mainly a bourbon drinker and you blokes have got the whole range of bourbons and so so cheap. :) I tried them all in the 2 months I was touring the place.
But to the subject at hand... From one knife maker to another I gotta say well done with those daggers. Simply beautiful. The round plaiting on the 'Roo hide looks to be 6 strand in the over 2 method and of coarse it is also the strongest leather you can get which will make it a nice durable handle that will patina nicely over time.
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I prefer coors extra gold myself but when Im low on cash which is most of the time :roll: ill drink keystone or M.B.
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