Knifes scandinavian style

I would love to see how they are made. This one looks great!

do it ,I'd like to see the process!!They look great.thanks

Nice knives, great designs. Very nice looking sheiths too.

Beautiful work - anyone would be very proud to own one. How are the blades made for you and what kind of steel?

These are really nice. The design is wonderful.

Hi ,
Thank you for all the comments,
I'll try and make a lttle how to, and post some pictures next week.
The blades are all from different smiths, some of handforged carbon steeel, some are grinded from Sandvic and so on. I will try and post some more details if someone should be interested.
I have even bought some blades from US, even I had to pay a big tax…
On this link: you can see some more of my knifes:
http://www.felding.net/7knifemy.html

They are very nice knives.

Great job on those! Very cool, love the knives and your craftsmanship.

Wow! Those are really nice.
I'd sure be interesting in seeing your process, too.
Gene

very kewl knives. The fisherman's friend sheath is unique. I will have to remember that for some of my more challenging sheaths.

Beautiful knives and sheaths Mads. I think the Scandinavians in general have the best designs. My son would love the one with the fish shape.

Hej Stefang,
If you need help to make one it will be a pleasure to guide you, and supply some links.
It's a very revarding job to make a knife, but even more to use it after.
Best,
Mads

i'd love to see a how to guide or a link to one I would like to make one for a friend of mine in norway.

A little help:
Here are one for the sheaths:
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?8266-Sheathmaking-my-way
Here a really fine tutorial:
http://www.ramanon.com/forum/showthread.php?83182-Scandinavian-knife-WIP-(56k-beware-Pic-Heavy)
And a list of links:
http://www.knifeforums.com/forums/showtopic.php?tid/812415/
Fell free to ask.
Best thoughts,
Mads

Wery well done mr jig

These are beautiful. Your leather work is also very nice. Good job, Mads.

Napoleon, thought you knew your comments do not count here…
Helluvawreck, thank you a lot! Acually I enjoy the leather job even it's tough work to gert a fine finish.
Best thoughts,
and thank you, even to Napoleon,
Mads

I just went and looked at all the projects you made very ingenious work I love the knife in the first pic here on this post.

Wauuu Ike, you have been on a long tour then, thank you.
I am a child I think, deep inside a child, so I try to make things come alive.
For the knifes it's to listen to the blade, to give it the life it ask for, and this one wanted to be a fish, a sweet but sharp one.
Best of my thoughts,
Mads