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I made this back in the 80's when I worked at a fab shop (Irvington-Moore). You who work in industry will know what a "G-job" is.
The blade is 4140 annealed that was heat-treated by the machine shop foreman. The wood is ironwood that is used for chain conveyor carry ways.
The idea I had was to create a big knife that was still usable for cutting, whittling, etc. hence the deep belly close to the hilt. The second section is flat and can be used for cutting veggies, the third edge is the point which is sharp on both sides. All three edges have different angles. This thing is so massive and tough that you could hammer it into a tree and use it as a step!
That said, I never use it or carry it.
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Oh I am all too familiar with a G-job working at a machine shop