I found this old PAL RA 36 in the woods when I was a teenager. As you can see in the pictures the Leather Washer handle rooted and it was badly rusted and pitted, but I reground the knife and replaced the Leather Washer handle. I think it came out pretty nice. I made the handle larger than the original because the original was in my mind to small even for my hands.
Model SP1
Model SP3, Stubby
Unfortunately I don't have many picture of knives of past projects due to Hard Drive failure but have a look at the few I do have. I hope to be able to get many more up soon.
Blade: 3.5"
Thickness: 3/16"
Handle: Linen Micarta
Rivets: Brass
Steel: 8670M
Sheath: Kydex
Tang: Full Width, Tapered
Model CP3, or Stubby
Blade: 5.25" - 6"
Thickness: 1/4"
Handle: Linen Micarta
Rivets: SS
Steel: 5160
Sheath: Kydex
Tang: Full Width, Tapered
Breaching Bar
Handle: Para-Cord Wrap with Epoxy impregnation
Steel: 1075
Sheath: Kydex
Blade: 3.5"
Thickness: 3/16"
Handle: Wood, Mopani
Rivets: Hollow, SS
Steel: 8670M
Sheath: Kydex
Tang: Full Width, Tapered
1st Knife I ever made, MPK. (Multi-Purpose Knife)
Kiridashi
So Far this is the 1st and only Damascus I've done.
I have not done any forging in a very long time now but I hope to get back at it soon.
Steel: 1095/15N20
Long Carving/Detail Knife forged from 5160 and Scrap Pallet wood
Chef Knife
Same Knife, MPK. with some improvements.
Brown Canvas Micarta
I need a name for this knife.
Black Linen Micarta
I actually have 4 different Kiridashi's, 2 with a wrap and 2 without a wrapped handle.
Chef Knife Forged from a Lawnmower blade. With Ebony, Vulcanized Spacer Material and Scrap Pallet Wood.