My bushcraft knives (lots of pics)

[Felix]

Hey guys, hows things?

Thought I'd post up some of the bushcraft(ish:)) knives that I've made in the past. Got into bushcraft myself through knifemaking. Sounds a bit odd I know. There's not much better ways to put a knife to good hard use in my opinion :D
Anyways, some pics!!

Camp Knife:
http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/2.1.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/2.3.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/2.2.JPG

Woodcarver/User:
http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/8.1.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/8.2.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/8.4.JPG

Neck Knife:
http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/9.4.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/9.7.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/9.2.JPG

Another woodcerver/user:
http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/1.1.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/1.3.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/1.5.JPG

My Personal Knife :)
http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/10.6.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/10.4.JPG

http://fwknives.com/images/gallery_big/10.7.JPG

Take is easy guys.
-Felix.

[RobbC]

Well, what can i say. Amazing work, those are some beautiful blades! :happy-clapping:

Robb

[JEEP]

Nice ones T^

[Ashley Cawley]

Beautiful knives bud, love the first one think that's my favourite out of the lot, great work.

[rich290185]

love the 1st one T^

[cuppa joe]

I like the carver...looks useful .

[Felix]

thanks for the comments guys :)

[Ben Casey]

Very nice :)

[CanadianMike]

VERY nice work! I love the scale formed on the sides of the blade from soaking at critical longer than needed, I often do the same with the knives I make to get the same blistering of the surface scale, makes for a beautiful and original finish that's worth showing off. I need to do the same more often, the effect is almost as good as Damascus or hand forged.

[markal17]

nice looking knifes mate love the wood work

[Proventurer]

my vote is for the, woodcarver/user & the neck knife, clean, simple but beautiful lines!

[Dan XF]

I love the first knife. Looks like a Dozier/Pardue type but with a much more organic natural handle. Really beautiful blade, worthy of the artisan title. I'd say it has an almost Japanese style and quality overall.

[Metal mug]

Great work. :)

[bear1873]

lovely work buddy .

[bikebum1975]

Lovely work for all of them. I dig the wood carver but my favorite has to be the last one for the handle LOVE Celtic artwork

[Felix]

thanks guys :)

CanadianMike: yeah i love the rough look from the fire scale on blades too. in fact i love it so much that i try and have it on every knife i make if i can. as you say it makes for a very intersting looking finish. the next best thing to pattern welding in my opinion.

Dan XF: thanks very much for your kind words. Not sure if any of my knives deserve an artisan title yet ;), but i think i'll get there at some point. i still have lots of learning to do :)

[bikebum1975]

@felix Bro to be honest me I would consider your knives art for sure specially the last one :D

[CanadianMike]

thanks gusy :)

CanadianMike: yeah i love the rough look from the fire scale on blades too. in fact i love it so much that i try and have it on every knife i make if i can. as you say it makes for a very intersting looking finish. the next best thing to pattern welding in my opinion.

Dan XF: thanks very much for your kind words. Not sure if any of my knives deserve an artisan title yet ;), but i think i'll get there at some point. i still have lots of learning to do :)

Atta boy, knew what you were up to, I came across it accidentally early on, loved it, I should really set aside a few to do the same, but more care and attention is required when doing it. But the finish, man, one of a kind when you get it! :)

[johnrogers]

Those look like some nice knives to me. Nice work.

JR