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Fixed Blade Drop Point Knife for Hunting and Fishing - 7-1/4" - Unfinished Kit

Item 148358
Model 148358W
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Create a hunting and fishing knife you will be proud to show and use for a lifetime, or give as an impressive gift. With this WoodRiver® Fixed Blade Drop Point Knife Kit, you can make a high-quality hunting and fishing knife without the metal working tools or expertise required to make...

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Create a hunting and fishing knife you will be proud to show and use for a lifetime, or give as an impressive gift. With this WoodRiver® Fixed Blade Drop Point Knife Kit, you can make a high-quality hunting and fishing knife without the metal working tools or expertise required to make the blade. The knife is made from 5/32" thick stainless steel. This knife features a finger grip relief make this a great general-purpose hunting, fishing or camping knife. Shape, mount and finish your custom handles for a truly one-of-a-kind, high-quality knife.

Features:
  • Shape, mount and finish your custom handles for a truly one-of-a-kind, high-quality knife
  • Stainless steel blade
  • Slightly dropped point
  • Finger grip relief
Specifications:
  • Overall Length: 7-1/4"
  • Blade Length: 3"
  • Blade Construction: Stainless steel
What's Included:
  • (1) Blade
  • (3) Screw together rivets
Notes:
  • Knife scale / handle material sold separately.










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  1. by on

    First knife

    This is the first knife I've made. I watched the video throughout the process and found it to be helpful. Like the other reviewers, I'm not a fan of the pins. So, as the video suggested, I use mosaic pins instead and feel this is a vast improvement over what it would have been.

  2. by on

    Plated Blade

    I picked this kit up at a clearance sale at my local woodcraft. Looked good in the pack and went together fine. I used my own Pins and finished the build. As I was shaping the handle I came across the fact that this blade is plated. Don't know if it is just the spine of the tang or the whole blade but sadly dissapointed.

  3. by on

    Great little project

    I bought several of these as gifts. I liked it so much I built one for my self. I do not use any of the rivets supplied with the kits. I size the holes for brass pins and epoxy the scales. The brass pins I feel have a much better look.

  4. by on

    Seem like good blades no problems so far

    The blades came sharp with decent instructions on how to attach scales. I didn't really use the instructions as I used a different method. I made them as gifts, so as of now I can't comment on how well the blades hold an edge, although being carbon steel I expect them to be good. The details call the blades stainless steel, so I don't know if that changed after I got mine or not, but the description that came with mine stated carbon steel.

  5. by on

    OK for first timers

    This mwas my first effort. I have to agree product would be better with pins instead of the screws provided.

  6. by on

    Good Blade but...

    THe screw together pins are too short. I made a second knife with solid brass pins. Much better.

  7. by on

    Cheap screws

    I bought this product for a gift. The knife blade seems to be made of good steel but the bolts that hold the handle on are not very good. You cannot torque the bolts down very tightly without stripping the hexagon shaped hole in the bolt. Once this hole has been stripped it is very difficult to remove the handle even if you wanted to.

  8. by on

    I've been looking at getting into knife

    I wish there were more knife kits/parts in the catalog.

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