Homemade knife for Christmas

FlipKing

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handmade from my Fiance's Great-Uncle. Blade is an old saw blade, hardwood handle, initials on the handle and on the actual handle under the wood. Love it. Love knowing no one can go to Bass Pro and buy one.
 

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Miguel Cervantes

Jedi Master
Awesome blade. I've always admired folks that have the skill to make a knife out of saw blades, files etc. Definitely a keepsake...:smash:
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
He gave me one rule...Use it. Lol he said he doesn't build knives not to be used.
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
It's kinda a big deal to get one in the family too. So it means alot. My fiance's Dad has one that he got about 5 or 6 years go and its the only one he has.
 

Miguel Cervantes

Jedi Master
It's kinda a big deal to get one in the family too. So it means alot. My fiance's Dad has one that he got about 5 or 6 years go and its the only one he has.

Is your fiance's great uncle in georgia? several folks, me included, would pay good money for such a gem.
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
No sir, North Carolina. He doesn't even sell them. He says there are 2 types of people that can't buy his knives, people he likes and people he doesn't like. Lol He also makes them and donates them to wildlife foundations for auctions.
 

Miguel Cervantes

Jedi Master
No sir, North Carolina. He doesn't even sell them. He says there are 2 types of people that can't buy his knives, people he likes and people he doesn't like. Lol He also makes them and donates them to wildlife foundations for auctions.

That is awesome, and makes them even more priceless.
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
Yes sir. I'm 22 and plan for it to go to my kids one day. But only after many many deer cleanings with it :)
 

Anvil Head

Senior Member
Nice gift.
I understand your future inlaw's logic. Gifting a knife you make is a special thing. Not so much that he gifts them but why he gifts them. I wish I could give mine away like that, but my better half is partial to indoor plumbing.
Nice work, very special indeed.
May I ask where in NC? I seem to be up there as much as here, at my laffin place in Hanging Dog. I'm sure I'd enjoy meeting him.
(You can buy those kind of knives at Bass Pro, but you'll have to meet me in the parking lot.)
 

carver

Senior Member
Great looking blade.
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
He's in the Henderson area. Yeah, knowing the meaning behind getting one of these knives means alot, means how much I've been accepted into the family. I can't wait to get it it's first blood and some much deserved use!
 

John I. Shore

Senior Member
Great gift, good lookin knife. You're a luck man.:flag:
 

fishfryer

frying fish driveler
I like those a lot! His knifemaking,and his philosophy.
 

FlipKing

Senior Member
I appreciate all the comments! I'm about as proud as a peacock of it. Ready for my next trip to the woods,lol
 

wvdawg

Moderator
Staff member
Congrats! That is a keepsake for sure!
 
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