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Kitchen Knife

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by MarkJeffrey, Nov 15, 2015.

  1. MarkJeffrey

    MarkJeffrey Member

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    Here 's a new one I just finished up. First hidden tang,. not sure I'll do those everyday haha Thanks for looking!

    Overall- 13"
    Blade- 8.5", rounded spine
    Steel - O1
    Handle- Brass, ebony, G10, spalted birdseye maple

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  2. shadman

    shadman Member

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    very nice-love the contrasts
     
  3. Jim T

    Jim T Active Member

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    That is indeed a very nice piece of work! That's your first attempt at a hidden tang??? Beautiful choice of materials and your fit and finish look great!

    Jim T
     
  4. jonliss

    jonliss Active Member

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    Great work, love that maple.
     
  5. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Super fit. I like the handle shape from round to rectangle. Nice looking knife man.
     
  6. MarkJeffrey

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    Thank you gentlemen!

    Yea Jim, thats the first finished one. I have a few profiled from a while back that I never finished yet, but I was pretty pumped on this blade so I made sure I didn't start anything else until this was done. That's one of my biggest problems in my shop,. I start a knife.. then "oooo whats this?" half way through I see a poor old piece of rectangle metal crying for me to turn it into a knife too, so then I end up with a bunch of blades with no handles haha
     
  7. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Damn wood. Always getting in the way of metalworking. ;-)
     
  8. Foster J

    Foster J Active Member

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    Very nice!
     
  9. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    Beautiful work Mark, I love the contrast between all pieces. How long did you leave it in the acid?
     
  10. MarkJeffrey

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    Thanks again guys!

    I dont know exactly how long but probably 3-4 minutes, ferric chloride 5:1 with water, then I spray it off with windex and give it a scrub with extra fine steel wool.
     
  11. Fred/A

    Fred/A Active Member

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    Beautiful knife.
     
  12. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    Fred's back! ^^^. Can't wait to see some more of your work
     

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