Making a Drop Point Hunter from Scrap San Mai - knife making

This design is based off of the loveless design. Very simple drop point hunter with a little finger guard. I started with some bush hog blade and some mild steel. The handle construction was a frame handle with G-10 liners. Thank you for watching I hope you will Subscribe and help my channel grow. Thanks for watching.

[@michaelmosley254]

Very nice

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Very nice! Great work.

[@Little_River_Forge]

Thank you very much!

[@roblegrange473]

I like your style. Great content.

[@Little_River_Forge]

I appreciate that! Thank you I’m really trying to get my filming set up better for upcoming videos

[@toddleshane]

Amazing! Been working on some san mai here and there. This was inspiring :)

[@Little_River_Forge]

Thanks, I’ve only done a few San mai blades. It’s a nice break from hammering out layered billets

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, @Little_River_Forge! Now it needs an equally dope sheath to complete the package (if you haven't already made one)!

[@Little_River_Forge]

@@geraldstamour1312 I’m terrible with leather. I’m not sure what I’m going to do with it yet. J the fence to sell as is or have a nice sheath made for it to go with it

[@geraldstamour1312]

@@Little_River_Forge There's always Kydex.

[@Little_River_Forge]

@@geraldstamour1312 depends on the person who buys it I guess. I’m not a fan of kydex on a lot of knives. It really depends on the look and carry comfort

[@geraldstamour1312]

@@Little_River_Forge Fair enough.

[@Little_River_Forge]

@@geraldstamour1312 either way I’m sub-par at any kind of sheath making 😂