That is, without a doubt, a REAL knife. It shows your knoledge, of course, but its so nice to see passion. It reminds me of what Beethoven once said, in part, ” dont only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets. For it and knowledge can raise men to the devine”. You do that my friend. You like to understand what you undertake. I look forward to getting one in the future.
Man Mitch that is a beautiful knife. I’m gonna have to save my pennies for this one. The handle shape looks so comfortable, blade length is perfect. And I love O1 tool steel. Thanks for sharing man, take care.
Hi Mitch,
Lovely knife design. The Coke bottle handle was originally designed by Bob Loveless I believe. Ray Mears and Alan Wood popularised it more with the woodlore. It is a lovely design for a knife handle in my opinion. Thin blades and stout bevels do make a good combination.
Sandy (Jacklore)
Very smart bevel edge design brother, I like my Garberg cause of that. You can do everything ya need to with that edge I’ve had ZERO issues with mine. I’ve had those high grinds they suck, and simple branch knots destroys the edge.
I prefer 01 as well…loving that knife!
Very nice!!!!!
I purchased version one of your knife. What is the biggest design change in version 2?
Great explanation of the details and the thought that went in to them.
That is, without a doubt, a REAL knife. It shows your knoledge, of course, but its so nice to see passion. It reminds me of what Beethoven once said, in part, ” dont only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets. For it and knowledge can raise men to the devine”. You do that my friend. You like to understand what you undertake. I look forward to getting one in the future.
Man Mitch that is a beautiful knife. I’m gonna have to save my pennies for this one. The handle shape looks so comfortable, blade length is perfect. And I love O1 tool steel. Thanks for sharing man, take care.
Is this the new Feather Sticker? Look’s rad, now i’m torn between this or the new WCSK from William Collin’s.
3/32” should be closer to 2.4mm right?
A kabar has a saber grind. Not good for carving wood. Saber grinds are for hard use and combat knives.
great design,you put some thinking behind this knife
Greets
Steve (Belgium)
Gorgeous knife Mitch, going to try to get one!
Sabre grind with a secondary bevel is what kabar uses I believe.
Hi Mitch,
Lovely knife design. The Coke bottle handle was originally designed by Bob Loveless I believe. Ray Mears and Alan Wood popularised it more with the woodlore. It is a lovely design for a knife handle in my opinion. Thin blades and stout bevels do make a good combination.
Sandy (Jacklore)
Oh man now I can’t wait for my knife to get here even more
beautiful brother…..hope to have one some day soon, love everything about it, god bless you Mitch
Nice Knife and tool! All the best Mitch!
Mitch Man awesome job on the knife … Wow is it ever nice …
great design mitch looks like it would be a lot of fun in the woods
3/32 is 2,4 mm
I’m used to the first version of your knife. No doubt this new version would perform outstanding.
Real nice knife looks like a winner good luck with sales I am sure you will do great.
Looks like and sounds like a very meticulous design.
Gorgeous
Beautiful blade!
Very smart bevel edge design brother, I like my Garberg cause of that. You can do everything ya need to with that edge I’ve had ZERO issues with mine. I’ve had those high grinds they suck, and simple branch knots destroys the edge.
Sabre grind
Reminds me of a Mora Companion on steroids
Beauty!
Nice!
Very nice. Like that better than my GNS, buuuut can’t own them all. Maybe one day:)