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[willjo]

Made from Florida coral and Cactus wood

 

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[ToddsPoint]

Nice smooth flaking on those points. Isn't that cholla cactus hollow? What did you fill the hollow with? I have some of that but have never used it. Gary

 

[Tdog]

Nice Johnny. Are you making those to sell?

 

[arrow86]

Those are really nice , seeing those blades with handles attached really makes you get a sense of how affective they would have been for daily use.

 

[willjo]

Nice smooth flaking on those points. Isn't that cholla cactus hollow? What did you fill the hollow with? I have some of that but have never used it. Gary

It is hollow to a certain extent, I don't fill it. The material I use to hold the blade fills the area around the blade and I cap the other end.

 

[willjo]

Nice Johnny. Are you making those to sell?

I do sell them at arrowhead shows and craft shows.

 

[Jon Stewart]

Nice job on the knives. I use cholla all the time. I usually cut a dowel about 3/4 " long that fits the blade end of the handle. I use JB weld to hold the dowel. Then I cut the slot for the blade and then use a belt sander to sand two sides down so it meets the blade and then insert blade and wrap with sinew. If I could figure this camera thing out I would take some picture of the steps I use. .

 

[Jon Stewart]

couple I made. The handle at the bottom of the photo I'd how I prepare the cholla for the blade. Click the photos for a close up of the handle example/

 

[Jon Stewart]

close up of the handle

 

[Jon Stewart]

Here is one I just finished for a grandson of someone that use to post on here. It is going to be a neck knife. Just have to make the neck sheath

 

[SpearOfDestiny420]

Very nice