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5th Knife
I made this one for my father-in-law for a Christmas gift. He loved it. It's not perfect but they are getting better the more I make.
D2 Heat and Cryo Stabilized Maple 1/16" Nickel/Silver Pins . |
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You did a real nice job on the knife. about the only thing that I would have changed would be to have a little more guard just to prevent finger slippage acident. Do not take this the wrong way, because you really did a great job of the knife. Thanks for sharing.
Curtis __________________ Curtis Wilson Wilson's Custom Knives, Engraving, and Scrimshaw |
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Very nice. Great wood and killer nessy style. Keep it up
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Wow! That's a great knife. Hard to believe it's only #5! As Andy pointed out it does have a kind Nessmuk feel to it. I like how you kept the pins small and far apart so the wood could do all of the talking. It looks like a nice polishing job on the blade too - not my personal preferance, but I can appreciate the work involved. Can't wait to see #6.
-Dave __________________ www.ruhligknives.com "The choice isn't between success and failure; it's between choosing risk and striving for greatness, or risking nothing and being certain of mediocrity." - Keith Ferrazi |
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I'd be happy if my 50th turned out fo fine!
Just beautiful! |
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Thanks for all the comments and feedback. I really appreciate it! I have yet to make a knife for myself; I keep giving them away. I like this pattern enough that I think I'm going to keep one.
Curtis, I'm not too far from you. I live in Granbury. My in-laws are in Burleson and I'm in your neck of the woods every now and again. It's amazing how much that area has grown over the past few years. . |
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thats a real beauty ! you should be proud
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blade, christmas, knife, nessmuk |
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