My latest knife build

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I'm sorry most people are asking about the finish on the flats.I hand sanded this up to 1500 grit . They come back from Peters very clean so its good to go as high finish as possible before heat treatment.
Thank you very much for taking an interest in my knife!
 
Really nice work, that looks like a handy combo of size and blade style. :thumbup:

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I know nothing special about knives, but in my opinion that one is extremely artistic and looks like it could really be used as a knife, too. Lots of "pretty" knives seem like they're mostly for looking at--not that there's anything wrong with that, but this one looks beautiful *and* practical.
 
That is exactly what I strive for. I like my knives to be able to work and look good. If I can't make them look good gets kind of boring to make them. I've got some more utilitarian stuff coming up, but they're still gonna look good!
 
Thank you all for your kindly compliments. Guess I went fishing in the right place!
 
Yes I do make sheaths. I'm going to try to get some crocodile leather for this one. I'll definitely post some pictures.
 
I use a Wilton square wheel 2x72. The finish is the original mill finish. This is CPM s35vn . The CPM stuff has a unique mill finish that I like to leave on if I can. This knife is currently in PA at Peters Heat Treatment.
Excellent steel selection. If you're going to go to all the trouble to make a knife like that, might as well use the good stuff. Like those pins for another example. Beautiful work Sir!
 
Jim Bowie

That is exactly what I strive for. I like my knives to be able to work and look good.

Believe me when I tell you that you have certainly succeeded in achieving both these aspects with your knife making!

Please continue to grace this forum with more examples of your craftsmanship!
 
Yes, bannockburn ,I certainly will! Thank you for your encouragement! It means a lot to me!
 
This particular knife would sell for seventeen bazillion dollars and ninety nine cents because it is the very first one to be sporting my new makers mark, but similar knives in the past I have sold for around $300.
 
This particular knife would sell for seventeen bazillion dollars and ninety nine cents because it is the very first one to be sporting my new makers mark, but similar knives in the past I have sold for around $300.
Write me down for the next one more or less like that that you want to sell.
 
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