The Camp Defender

[messerist]

Please don't put a billboard on the side of your knife like the Power Eagle.

 

[Sam1911]

Billboard? I was thinking of printing the owner's manual there with a bunch of warnings about wearing safety glasses, ear muffs, steel-toed shoes, a hard-hat, fall protection harness, and an athletic supporter while using it.

Would that be ok.? (...Seems to work for Ruger...)

 

[tarosean]

Billboard? I was thinking of printing the owner's manual there with a bunch of warnings about wearing safety glasses, ear muffs, steel-toed shoes, a hard-hat, fall protection harness, and an athletic supporter while using it.

errrrrr.... you left out gloves...

Nice work btw

 

[Sam1911]

Well, the wife finally chose a decent camera to puchase so here are some much better pics. Enjoy!

 

[Sam1911]

Obverse:

 

[Sam1911]

Showing the shine...

 

[Sam1911]

Pointy, ain't it?

 

[Sam1911]

And a little "art" shot...

 

[mdauben]

Me like!

I actually like a smaller blade for 90% of my outdoor needs, but when I do use a bigger blade I like one with it's weight forward like that one. It's definitely something I would consider buying if it goes into production.

 

[JShirley]

Post 33 could be framed on my wall. Beautiful shot.

 

[Sam1911]

Post 33 could be framed on my wall. Beautiful shot.

Maybe if I'd kept my dumb mug (or maybe that's the camera on the tripod?) out of the reflection... DOH!

 

[sm]

Sam,

I am truly impressed!

 

[Sam1911]

I actually like a smaller blade for 90% of my outdoor needs

Me too, generally. These aren't necessarily a "DO IT ALL" blade. Though they can do a lot.

Tune in next month (sheesh, I hope) when I'll have something a little more general-purpose completed.

 

[Sam1911]

I am truly impressed!

Thank you!

 

[Jason_G]

Awesome job.

I made a bowie once that had a belly geometry almost identical to your CD2. It was a clip point though. It had a lot of forward weight for chopping. I imagine the drop point design would have even more.

Good work Sam.

Jason