Fuad Accawi
April 3, 2009, 07:26 PM
Hi All,
Here's a couple of knives I forged and finished over the last couple of weeks.
This is a knife that I really enjoyed making. It's closer to san-mai than Damascus at only 20 layers, but it yielded some interesting and beautiful results. Internally pinned & soldered bolsters with a Desert Ironwood handle and Bronze pins. 5.5" blade 5/16ths thick. 9 & 7/8ths overall.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1968.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1976.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1975.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100B1990.JPG
Here's a Big Bowie. 640 layer Damascus throughout. 11&1/8th inch blade, 16&7/8ths inches overall. 1/4" thick at ricasso. Elk handle.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1945.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1941.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1948.JPG
Here's an old pre-Journeyman's knife that I just sold. It was meant to look similar to the old Ames rifleman's knife.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1963.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1962.JPG
Have fun looking.
Cheers,
Fuad
Here's a couple of knives I forged and finished over the last couple of weeks.
This is a knife that I really enjoyed making. It's closer to san-mai than Damascus at only 20 layers, but it yielded some interesting and beautiful results. Internally pinned & soldered bolsters with a Desert Ironwood handle and Bronze pins. 5.5" blade 5/16ths thick. 9 & 7/8ths overall.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1968.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1976.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1975.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100B1990.JPG
Here's a Big Bowie. 640 layer Damascus throughout. 11&1/8th inch blade, 16&7/8ths inches overall. 1/4" thick at ricasso. Elk handle.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1945.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1941.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1948.JPG
Here's an old pre-Journeyman's knife that I just sold. It was meant to look similar to the old Ames rifleman's knife.
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1963.JPG
http://acremetalworks.com/images/100_1962.JPG
Have fun looking.
Cheers,
Fuad