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Chef's Knife In Acrylester

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by dancom, Dec 6, 2015.

  1. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    This is a custom that was made for a lady who had her kitchen remodeled. The accent tile on her splash back is very similar in colour to the amethyst Acrylester in the knife's handle.

    It's made from 1/8" CPM154 stock with a fairly short 7" blade, that is a full 2" deep at the heel.
    The scales as mentioned before are amethyst Acrylester with green fibre spacer.
    Pins are brass and the centre mosiac, all 3/16".
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    I brushed this blade with a very fine Norton Vortex conditioning belt.
    The Acrylester was wet sanded up to 1500 grit and then buffed with black compound, then white compound.

    Christmas knife #2 of this season. Several more to come.

    Thanks for looking!

    Dan
     
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  2. Icho-

    Icho- Staff Member

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    Very nice. Can't wait to see the rest.
     
  3. Roman

    Roman Active Member

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    Yes, very nice. I like this deep blue color.
     
  4. poppa bear

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    Where did you get the scales? The knife looks awesome
     
  5. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Thanks man. I got the scales from a place called Wood & Acrylic Supply.
    Around US$10 + postage for the set.
    I love the way they polish up. Stellar finish with some wet sanding.
    I have a few more scale sets and blocks on the way. Can't wait.

    Dan
     
  6. poppa bear

    poppa bear Member

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    Good stuff, I just got a plate of 1098 so I'm looking for what I can do with grinding and scales.
     

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