Martial Arts Practice Kerambit Knife

I have always been wary about practicing martial arts with real weapons! Very dangerous and prone to injuries. So I made a wood prototype to use. Here's how!

Step 1 Choose your wood

Choose your wood. Hardwood are better for durability, but softwoods can be used too. Whatever you have available to you is OK. Hardwood are Hickory, Birch, Oak, Maple , Ash. Softwoods are Pine, Cedar, carving type Basswood, etc... 

Comments

[triumphman]

The Tigers Claw!

[jgjen]

Very Very Nice.

[black hole]

I'd like to see this in metal. Great job and nice knife.

[triumphman]

I could have cut this down the center and got two knives, but they would not be as rugged as this one. I know this one will last beyond my time. Many moons. Enjoy.

[triumphman]

Yes, this is cool, but only for safe practicing martial arts. Carrying this concealed may excite the boys in blue! They can charge you with menacing if they please to. A person can accuse you of menacing with just about anything, a rock, stick, pen, to name a few, I know, I have been there and done that. Wimpy people freak out if they fear the unknown and rely on the 911 to save their bacon from potential frightening situations. Even though fictional in their minds! So be wary of wimps, fruitcakes an charlatans.

[Kaptain Kool]

That knife looks so cool!

[l8nite]

Thats a cool looking knife no matter what its made out of ! Ive made several knives from scrap oak and maple flooring, they dont take a cutting edge but do pass thru metal dectectors