Those interested in CSA fighting knives should look at the Atlanta Cutlery Arkansas Toothpick blade ($15) https://www.atlantacutlery.com/arkansas-toothpick-blade-12
That's easy to turn into a homespun dirk. I did that recently, starting with a rusty old ferrule: http://myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=35473&highlight=
Thanks Sean, that certainly is a big sticker!
It is nice to have a family history behind knives as a good many from saw blades and rasps are 20th century fabrications. Tools of all kinds revered and cared for long after the beginnings of catalog merchandise.
Cheers
GC
It is nice to have a family history behind knives as a good many from saw blades and rasps are 20th century fabrications. Tools of all kinds revered and cared for long after the beginnings of catalog merchandise.
Cheers
GC
| Sean Flynt wrote: |
| Those interested in CSA fighting knives should look at the Atlanta Cutlery Arkansas Toothpick blade ($15) https://www.atlantacutlery.com/arkansas-toothpick-blade-12
That's easy to turn into a homespun dirk. I did that recently, starting with a rusty old ferrule: http://myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=35473&highlight= |
Thanks for the reminder; that was a very nifty project that I may well replicate...
M.
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