Firstly here’s an Ulu made of 100 year old sawmill blade steel, copper pinned, work hardened and scary sharp. With a Moose handle. The Moose was probably harvested on Robin’s or his neighbour’s land around 100 years ago. Sheath is tooled veggie tan dyed to match the dyed handle. Here’s a second Ulu with a …
Tactical Hawk in the style of Dan Winkler. Sayoc fighter. Sawmill blade steel and jute wrapped handle soaked in thinned carpenters glue.
Spike Tomahawk blade made from a Model T Ford leaf spring. Rawhide wraps with brass tacks. Full sheath for both scary sharp edges. A great throwing hawk.
Grizzly claw friction folder in it’s neck sheath. The claws came off a 100 year old rug, the big ones are 3 inches long and he wasn’t a huge Bear.
