countryboy
Single-Sixer
After almost a year my beautiful custom straight back set arrived today from http://www.ml-knives.com/ and I couldn't be more please! They were definitely worth the wait. Matt did a great job making exactly what I asked for.
The larger knife is a beast. I think it could handle just about anything from making kindling for the camp fire or chopping down saplings to slicing a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. It has a 5" inch handle and the blade is just over 8 1/2" inches with a 3/16" thick spine. The blade is about 2" inches at the widest point. The smaller knife will be a great companion knife to the larger one and will also be great for general every day tasks. It is just over 6 1/2" inches with a 3 1/2" inch handle and 1/8" thick spine. The blade on it is about 1 3/8" inch at the widest point. Both have a nice belly to them so they should make great slicers. The handles are antique Hickory and both feel great in hand. I really love the vintage look of these two. I can't wait to get out and put them to use.
The larger knife is a beast. I think it could handle just about anything from making kindling for the camp fire or chopping down saplings to slicing a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. It has a 5" inch handle and the blade is just over 8 1/2" inches with a 3/16" thick spine. The blade is about 2" inches at the widest point. The smaller knife will be a great companion knife to the larger one and will also be great for general every day tasks. It is just over 6 1/2" inches with a 3 1/2" inch handle and 1/8" thick spine. The blade on it is about 1 3/8" inch at the widest point. Both have a nice belly to them so they should make great slicers. The handles are antique Hickory and both feel great in hand. I really love the vintage look of these two. I can't wait to get out and put them to use.