Bill is a friend of mine who is a most interesting man. He is a Vietnam vet and still suffers greatly from flashbacks of things he saw there. He reminds me a lot of Alexander Weygers. He drives his diesel truck on homemade fuel. His house gets water from a well that is powered by a handmade windmill using the rear end of an old pickup. He knows how to do just about anything with his hands. Here are a few knives he has made. They've all seen years of use. The handles are mesquite.
These first ones have blades made from a shovel blade.


I think this one was made from an old file.


This is the first knife he made, also from an old file.

4 comments:
Todd, you know some of the most interesting people. mike
Todd,
I like the deep bellied blades. If I ever got off my rear and actually tried to make something, I would follow that type of design.
Regards,
Albert A Rasch
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles
...And check out the brass nut and screw used as pins!
Albert
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles
Yeah, Mike, like you! Ha. Birds of a feather...I'll be looking to see some knives soon, Albert! I thought the brass nuts and bolts were a great idea too.
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