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TRIBAL DAGGERS



Crafted from 5160 Carbon steel, these stout knives feature hollow-forged blades ground and polished to highlight the look of hand forging.

The handles too reveal the raw artistry of hot work between hammer and anvil, requiring little in the way of finish work. Nicely balanced and comfortable to hold.

Avg blade length: 6”in.

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Permalink Reply by Dept of PMM Hall of Steel on April 21, 2011 at 5:05pm

Ultralight Backwoods Blade

Forged from a single piece of high-carbon steel, these blades feature a tubular handle and ribbed blade. suitable for handheld use or mounted to your favorite walking stick, these knives offer a lightweight and sturdy alternative for hiking, camping or survival use. The handle also makes a great place to stash your firestarting and fishing gear!


Wrap your choice of braided lace or cord around the handle for later use in fixing the blade to a shaft. Then, whittle a taper on the end of a sapling (1-11/4” in) and predators beware! (not recommended for throwing at wood targets!)


Custom shapes and sizes upon request.


Blades from 6 - 24” length.

 

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Permalink Reply by Dept of PMM Hall of Steel on April 21, 2011 at 5:05pm

SPIKE KNIVES


Folks who have seen Spike Knives may have found them to 
be interesting and clunky oddities.

SharK Lambdin has developed a technique for forging high 
quality knives combining function, comfort and personality 
into a blade you'll be proud to own and use.

Leather or cord wrapped handles offer a comfortable and 
replaceable grip. Each spike head is hand tooled while hot 
to create a character unique to every piece.

A sturdy leather sheath completes a novel and enduring 
package. Avg. blade length 6-8'in.

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