Railroad spike knives

[kieranklein]

yeah they are about 13oz ish a piece

where as this one that I made is like 7oz with actually good knife steel. Not to bash my own rr knife. Like I said before it is mostly a cutting novelty thats cool to show off.

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[mole]

I like the blade shape on that last knife.

 

[Sam1911]

Whoo wee! Yeah, I know which one I'd want to use!

Love that etched quench line.

 

[bainter1212]

yeah they are about 13oz ish a piece

where as this one that I made is like 7oz with actually good knife steel. Not to bash my own rr knife. Like I said before it is mostly a cutting novelty thats cool to show off.

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Do you sell those? I don't see them on your Etsy page.

 

[kieranklein]

I do sell them but don't have them on etsy just because I sold that one and working on more.

 

[kieranklein]

That has copper liners on it which are awesome ill have to post more pics when I get home

 

[kieranklein]

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[bainter1212]

Beautiful knives. I really like that blade profile.

 

[DM~]

I really like that blade profile.

Me too!

DM

 

[kieranklein]

Thanks guys. Sorry I kinda of derailed the thread

 

[Sam Cade]

derailed

Very Punny.

 

[kieranklein]

I would love to take credit for doing that but I missed it :banghead:

 

[hso]

derailed

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Nicely done!

Damn, son! That's a good looking knife!

Ok, you need to post your knives in their own thread and tell us what the steel and techniques are (remember to avoid the pitfall of advertising in the discussion thread).

To get back on "track"... I have some mine rail spike knives. Wee little things that are just too clever to have resisted.