This weekend Friction Folders

I know I have not post in a few but been crazy working spending lots of time in the shop here are a few knifes we made this past week

Hunter

Here is the new hunting Knife help me name it 
1074 steel 
7" Over all 
3" blade 1.75" wide 
Sassafras handle made form old barn boards from Fred's dad's farm cut in the 40's. Brass pins

a small bird and trout knife or small game knife 

1074 
7" OAL
3 1/2 blade
3/16 thick
Mahogany handle with copper pins

Neck knife

Made this today thinking paracord wrap handle and a kydex sheath

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Saw down

saw down again so ground to halt for a day or two

Steel run

Steel run done 60' of steel lets make some knives

a quick tour of the shop narrated by Fred

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRwgPfHRbCA&feature=youtu.be

One of the new kitchen knives we have been working on
African Padouk and some unidentified wood 01 high carbon steel a gift for a friend.

Ordered a new grinder and new belts very excited to see what happens next.

• Motor: 1 HP, 110V, single-phase, 14A
• Motor speed: 1725 RPM
• Belt size: 2" x 72"–76" range
• Belt speed: 3600 FPM
• Left arbor: 8-1/2" extension with 5/8" arbor
• Height with belt arm horizontal: 11-1/2"
• Height with belt arm vertical: 39"
• Overall width: 29-1/2"
• Cast iron body
• All ball bearing construction
• Approximate shipping weight: 112 lbs.

The shop has been refilled check it out 
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RagnarokBlades?ref=hdr_shop_menu

Also finished up a chopper I have been working on 17 " 1095 steel with a mahogany handle Calling it the Omega

Choppocalypse

Well so you don't think we have not been doing any thing here we have been really busy making knives for a Event we go to so I have not posted much but here is one I think you guys will find interesting.  Fed said we should make a cleaver so I give him this Copocalypse 18" of pure chopping power.

my birthday gift to my self
A hunter skinner
1095 high carbon steel
stabilized red wood burl

 A new seax that was finished last week