new bottle openers

[butch]

I could use a little help with getttig a good name for this style tho (anyone?)
they are 1/8 thick M2 62 Rc
10 inch over all with a 4 inch blade and a cap lifter in the but

[stonyman]

Wow Butch, good stuff. These look like no nonsense uhhhhh bottle openers. I love primitive looking tools with modern materials. These bad boys look like they were made to be used.....to open all types of packages!

[Hannibal Lecter]

My Dear Friend,

Your work never fails to astound; the craftsmanship is nothing short of amazing!

--------
Hannibal

[griff76]

Butch, absolutely beautiful knives!!! Not quite spec-ops, but could be considered a Bot-Ops line to me .

[clovisc]

what about "the bot-ox?"

BEAUTIFUL knives!!!!!!!

[butch]

thanks guys i realy had fun making these
i think i ahve a line on what to call them now but i have to see if any other makers used such a name
adding these pictures
here are 2 better pictures of the blade grind and in hand shots

[Irish Lager]

outstanding job butch,
i love them. and i see the added touch of the lanyard hole.
as far as a name for the design, i don't have an idea yet, but if i get one that sounds good, ill definitely let you know.
J

[Darkfin]

What causes the blades to look that way, if you don't mind my asking (and aren't divulging any trade secrets)!

I vote for "Tactical Picnic Knife", or even call it Scramaseax (Scram=food, Seax=knife) as they do remind me of small versions of Viking Scramaseax's.

Ref: http://www.myarmoury.com/review_ve_seax.html

[potterma]

Those are awesome, Butch! PM inbound

[jaislandboy]

nice job Butch!

[Puyallupknifegu]

Butch, those are "B" "E" "A" "UTIFULLLLL"!!!!


I love me some wharncliffe blades!!! Keep up the good work, my friend!!!

[Civilian]

Those are sweet Butch! They look like they would be equaly as useful in the kitchen as well as in combat.

[potterma]

So, spill the beans, already! Whatcha gonna call 'em?