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A pair of chef knives

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by Icho-, Aug 12, 2013.

  1. Icho-

    Icho- Staff Member

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    I finally finished the two chef knives. They are both D2 with stainless steel and diamond wood. I went with scotchbrite belt satin finish.
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  2. Grayzer86

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    Very nice Icho, those look awesome. How about some into on size and materials?
     
  3. Rob W

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    looks good buddy right on , nice job !!
     
  4. Icho-

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    Thanks grayzer. I hit submit thread instead of preview. I have to stop posting new threads with my phone. The blades are right around 9 inches. I will be delivering the black one tomorrow and the lighter one is mine. This is my first sale.
     
  5. Icho-

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    Thanks Rob
     
  6. Grayzer86

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    I'm sure whoever bought it will be more than happy with it
     
  7. stevebates

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    Looks great Icho they turned out great!!! I've been tossing the idea around for a while on a full set build but man that would take some time. But it will happen eventually seeing all these chef knives the thoughts intriguin ;)
     
  8. Grayzer86

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    Just realized your first full from scratch build was for the last KITH. You are really making some progress man. Not that the first one wasn't good, that's not what I mean at all, just that you really killed these ones with less than a year in.
     
  9. Icho-

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    Thanks guys. They cut real nice too. I went to the grocery store to buy a roast just so I can test them out. A friend at work bought it as a gift.

    I will have a complete set sooner or later. I figure I'll make a different knife for the kitchen every once in a while till I have a full set.
     
  10. Icho-

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    Thanks Grayzer. Before the first kith I bought a few finished blades to practice on. They are still sitting in a box. I used them to test my home made etcher. I used the handle areas so that they would get covered up if I ever finish them.
     
  11. metal99

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    They look great Icho! How thick are they at the spine?
     
  12. Icho-

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    Thanks Jules. they are both about .125 but the lighter handled one is ground a bit thinner.
     
  13. Rob W

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    never tried a scotchbrite belt yet ..............maybe I need to
     
  14. Icho-

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    I didn't know if i'd like it but I think I do. I realized there are kind of 2 different "effects" you can get with it. If you put the blade flat against the belt with the platen behind it you get straight line scratch pattern then I tried to use the top idler wheel so there is not full contact and moved the blade up and down. The finish on these knives is the second way.
     

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