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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Carving Set


Steel is 440 C with nickle silver handmade fittings. Nickle silver will stay beautiful for years since it doesn't tarnish.
The cutting edge of the blade was sharpened to 15 degrees which makes the blade razor sharp.
Stag handles. I love working with stag since it is such a classic handle material in the knife making world.
Flat grind on the blade with hand polished satin finish. Swedge added to blade.
Spanish notch on bottom of blade as embellishment and to accentuate the Spanish influence in Texas.
From a young age I used to watch my Dad carving our meat during family meals. My Dad also taught me the right way to carve meat. This tradition sparked an interest in carving sets. When I started making knives I always had it in the back of my mind to make a carving set. And finally I did and I can say that I am proud of this set. It is well balanced with the right blade length of 7 inches. It is an art piece which can be a heirloom.

Loveless Style Hunter


Scales are stabilized curly Mable wood.
Pins: Stainless steel 416
Blade Steel: 154 CM
Guards and pins engraved with English scrolls by Alice Carter
Flat grind on blade and hand polished

Hunter


Loveless design hunter with desert iron wood scales and mosaic brass pins.
Engraving on guard by Alice Carter.
I used 154 CM blade steel by Crucible.
The blade has a flat grind and is satin polished.

Sub Hilt Fighting Knife



A Customer ordered this knife which I finished today.
Blade Steel is 154 CM
Blade is 7 " long with a double hollow grind.
Fittings are nickle silver.
Handle material is imitation bone.

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