Just finished this group of blades and sheaths this morning. Been working about 10 hours a day for the last month and a half making knives and sheaths so I have a good inventory for rendezvous and arts and crafts fairs. That is if Covid doesn't mess that up. I have 31 blades completed so far with sheaths completed for 21 blades. The 2 pack hatchets are made out of a really old saw mill blade. The handles are made out of Myrtlewood with 3/16" brass pins. Did the aqua fortis treatment. The deer antler knives are made out of 1095 HC steel and have brass guards and pins. The little colonial style knife is made out of 1084 HC steel. Handle is black walnut. Has a copper ferrule, mild steel guard and cap with a copper spacer. The belt knife is made out of 1095 HC steel with striped maple handle with brass pins. Aqua fortis treatment was used. The last knife is made with 1095 HC steel. Handle is purpleheart with 3/16" brass pins. Danish oil was used for the finish. The bolster is made out of brass with alternating brass and copper spacers. All sheaths are made out of vegetable tanned cowhide. Look forward to all comments, good or bad.
