Crook Knife Sheath?

Discussion in 'Bushcraft' started by phorisc, Dec 17, 2015.


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  1. Yard Dart

    Yard Dart Vigilant Monkey Moderator

    The Monkey Tree has a wealth of information and membership talents abound!! [chopper]
     
    Yard Dart, Dec 18, 2015
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  2. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    Aloha Monkeys....

    Thanks again for the kind words... @kellory and @Yard Dart ...

    Here's a video you will want to watch @phorisc ... Just uploaded it.... ;)



    Have a great week all!

    Take Care and God Bless,

    Bear
     
    Bear, Dec 20, 2015
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  3. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    Some pictures for those on dial up ... snaps on and off ;)

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    Bear, Dec 20, 2015
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  4. Brokor

    Brokor Live Free or Cry Moderator Site Supporter+++ Founding Member

    I think I would cut myself trying to use the Kydex on a spoon knife, lol
    Nice job! :)
     
    Brokor, Dec 21, 2015
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  5. Hanzo

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    @Bear is a randomly good guy! :rolleyes:

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    Hanzo, Dec 21, 2015
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  6. Ganado

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    what do you use this knife for? I've never seen one. @Bear
     
    Ganado, Dec 24, 2015
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  7. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    LOL... @Ganado .... excellent question!

    A video is worth a billion words.... and this one is pretty good and is the exact same knife....



    Have a Merry Christmas!

    Take Care and God Bless,

    Bear
     
    Bear, Dec 24, 2015
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  8. Ganado

    Ganado Monkey+++

    Oooowww nice I always wondered how they carved curves on bowls
     
    Ganado, Dec 24, 2015
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  9. phorisc

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    I can see that, he is being very generous :) Thanks again!
     
    phorisc, Dec 24, 2015
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  10. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    @Ganado ... good inquiry... They come in all different sizes for different size bowls, spoons, plates etc... here's a few with the Mora I made the sheath for in the picture for perspective.... Hope that helps....

    Merry Christmas!

    Take Care and God Bless,

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    Bear, Dec 25, 2015
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  11. kellory

    kellory An unemployed Jester, is nobody's fool. Banned

    Looks like a spoke shave or draw knife that lost it's mind....:rolleyes::cautious:
     
    kellory, Dec 25, 2015
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  12. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    LOL @kellory .... yeah.... think adze ... but for finishing work on smaller pieces requiring more control ;) different radius allow for various cuts and shapes....
     
    Bear, Dec 25, 2015
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  13. kellory

    kellory An unemployed Jester, is nobody's fool. Banned

    [​IMG] spoke shave
    [​IMG] draw knife.
    (I have several of these. I collect old woodworking tools) I may need to find and add a couple hook knives to the collection.
     
    kellory, Dec 25, 2015
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  14. Sapper John

    Sapper John Analog Monkey in a Digital World

    We call the large one an "end shave".
     
    Sapper John, Dec 25, 2015
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  15. kellory

    kellory An unemployed Jester, is nobody's fool. Banned

    Just like an adze can have several shapes, so can draw knives. I would think " end shave" is a local knickname. It does not Google.(I checked to see how similar it could be.)
     
    kellory, Dec 25, 2015
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  16. Sapper John

    Sapper John Analog Monkey in a Digital World

    Yes @kellory , it is a local name in my area. I always look forward to your input on these posts.
     
    Sapper John, Dec 25, 2015
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  17. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    I always liked these carving knives and tools... shapes seem more lively than just a straight blade... thought about forging a couple... forging the bevels and final sharpening is gonna be interesting ;)

    Got a few old draw knives like @kellory and some other scrapers etc... at one time I fancied making bows... have a bunch of yew and osage orange staves in the shop that have been seasoning for 7-10 years.... LOL...

    Working with wood is pretty relaxing... How's your woodworking these days @Sapper John ?
     
    Bear, Dec 26, 2015
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  18. ghrit

    ghrit Bad company Administrator Founding Member

    Forge and bevel flat, semi sharpen, then bend and heat treat? Finish sharpen with a round stone? Hm, I know nuffin' jus' thinkin' out loud.
     
    ghrit, Dec 26, 2015
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  19. Sapper John

    Sapper John Analog Monkey in a Digital World

    Not where I want it to be @Bear, life gets in the way sometimes and family members in need take a lot of my free time. Hoping to get started up again this spring, but not counting on it. It's the same thing I said last year.
     
    Sapper John, Dec 26, 2015
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  20. Bear

    Bear Monkey+++ Founding Member Iron Monkey

    @ghrit ... That would be one way... on a thinner blade, a single bevel, chisel grind, poses an interesting challenge when heat treating... it likes to warp more than an asymmetrical edge if you aren't careful... then add to that... the tool is already curved... I suppose the only way to find out... is to just try it.... ;)
     
    Bear, Dec 26, 2015
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  1. phorisc
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    Gear Review Mora Kniv 164

    I've carved a spoon without one of these, and without a spoon carving knife its painful and tedious...Mora Kniv is known for making economical...
    Thread by: phorisc, Feb 2, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Functional Gear & Equipment
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