Hsoi talking about making knives, last night the garage got cleared to the point of making it usable again, and hunting season is ending. I might actually get a few banged out soon.
Here is the last knife I built. This one took THREE years to finish. Not because it was that difficult, but because I got 75% of the way through and my son was born. This one is made from a blade from Northcoast Knives, with a chunk of Texas Hill Country Mesquite, brass, leather and vulcanized spacer materials, and a chunk of black walnut.
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| No, the blade is not stained. That is a reflection. |
Very pretty. I am a huge knife fan, so your title got my attention.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest son (14) is building his own forge. He wishes to make swords. I have requested new throwing knives.
I would LOVE to have a forge. But I am pretty sure the HOA would have a problem with me hammering on an anvil in the driveway.
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Sweet. I know the one you gave me for hunting has dispatched many a deer and holds a great edge. That's a great looking knife. I still think you should go ahead and get the forge and soundproof the garage.
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