Bushcrafting with a suburban twist coming at you from the Great Eastern Megalopolis.
Showing posts with label Cutting tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cutting tool. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Monday, March 16, 2015
Friday, September 5, 2014
Métis Trade Knife
I am thoroughly impressed with the out-of-the-box fit, finish and sharpness of this $36.00 Métis-pattern "trade knife" Made by Dean Oliver in Oregon and sold by Track of the Wolf. It weighs mere ounces....look for a sheath to go with it.....and maybe a video about it. It's supposedly completely hand-made in America...a bit hard to believe for $36.00. I'm still waiting for the other trade knife...a Jeff White Nessmuk pattern, to arrive in the mail any day.
Here is the rusticated and distressed Frontier-Style sheath I came up with for the knife.
Here is the rusticated and distressed Frontier-Style sheath I came up with for the knife.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Sheath for Ontario CT-2 Machete
Initial
wet-forming is complete on my largest sheath build to date....for the
Ontario CT-2 Saw Back Machete (12-inch blade featuring the
Colhane-suggested edge mods). When finished, it will be compatible for
belt-carry as well as attachable via the Molle/PALS webbing system to an
appropriate backpack. The sheath will also feature an accessory pouch
(removable) for a sharpener and fire-making materials. Stay tuned for the final results.
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