The Sam Cade Thread of Knifey Goodness

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The shape is mostly correct, but the lanyard hole should be smaller and not at the outside edge.
 
Drop-pointed, bullnosed, tailhooked,sorta-tanto roughed out.

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Good god, that's ugly.

Good handle shape, though. Tailhook may be slightly too prominent.
 
Good god, that's ugly.

It is so ugly that it transcends ugliness and comes back around the arc of space time and redefines our perceptions of truth and beauty in such a matter that the knife ain't bad lookin'.

Good handle shape, though. Tailhook may be slightly too prominent.

Spec was for maximum grip security. Ergo: aggressively textured scales, jimping and mondo-tailhook.
 
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Good taste! That is the same stuff I'm using for my knife that I'm making. Granted I'm sure it won't turn out as nice as yours but I've never made one before... and I'm using a hacksaw and files.
 
Granted I'm sure it won't turn out as nice as yours but I've never made one before...
All it takes is practice.

Decent music on the sound system helps too. ;)

and I'm using a hacksaw and files.

You can do it! I believe in you.
Until recently, Aron Gough was hand filing all of his knives.
http://goughcustom.com/

Good Taste!

Don't look at me. I was agitating for wacky colors but got outvoted.
 
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Glocks are butt ugly, but the form serves a very specific function.

This is no different.

Great work , Sam.
 
Taillhooked utility wharncliffe in 1084,deep etch finish, Burlap and resin scales.

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Took some of the usual swell out of the grip on this one. It was not an improvement.



Burlap/Resin fauxcarta sheet.

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The burlap has a odd feel to it. It is more abrasive than canvas micarta or G10 at low grits. Oh, and the dust is super itchy. :cuss:
Shadetree Phenolics makes burlap blocks with West Systems Epoxy (instead of the 3M resin that I use) that are popular with some knife makers but I've never seen any in person to know if they finish out smoother.
 
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