Some knives I made lately

Not sure about some of the blades but those handles are some of the most beautiful ive ever seen awesome work congratulations

The blades are typical hunting blades over here.
I guess that kind of blades are hard to sell outside of Scandinavia.
A bit strange because we hunt about the same kind of animals as in North America.
On the other side it is hard to sell a big full tang knife to the hunters i Sweden.
Fun to se the difference it the knife culture!:)
 
And some more!:)
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I like that! Great idea!!
 
Lovely!
The Scandinavian ones are very much like the "puukko" knives that I'm used to - but not quite. Is that a traditional style in some part of Scandinavia, or a modern take?
 
It is typical Scandinavian models.
It is the type of knives that most hunters use here.
 
I know I saw it in a book long time ago.
 
this guy does great work,i have 3 of his knifes.
 
The four last knives this year out of the oil!
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Now it's time to tidy up the workshop and start the leather work!!!
Guess it will take the most of the winter to get that done!:)
 
Oooooo.... I like them. Especially the top one.

What did you use for handles? Some look like it could be birch, with a little color added.
 
Yes it is birch with brown leather stain on!
The leather is from the buff in my avatar.:)
 
Continuing with my leather woork.
Finished two with horizontal carrying and two
in Bowie style or what you can call them.
Think it is interesting with the contrast between the cape buffalo leather and cow leather.
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And the three last ones:
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Jakaranda and stabilized curly grown birch.
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Mammuth tusk,stabilized birch burl,bog oak.
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Stabilizedbirch burl.
 

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