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Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by Fred/A, May 16, 2013.

  1. Fred/A

    Fred/A Active Member

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    [​IMG] 3/32 W2 blade, selective quench, ziricote handle. Gard is a chunk of D2. 220mm overall, blade is 103mm with 95mm cutting edge. Handle max thickness is 25mm. 105 grams.
     
  2. stevebates

    stevebates Active Member

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    I like it!!! Nice job Fred :)
     
  3. Mythtaken

    Mythtaken Staff Member CKM Staff

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    Fred/A, I just love your stuff. It's always so clean and simple, with just the right touches that take it to the top.
     
  4. Rob W

    Rob W Active Member

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    .........been waiting patiently for your latest post !! nicely done indeed !! just came across another nice ziricote slab myself, really like that wood
     
  5. Fred/A

    Fred/A Active Member

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    Thank's a lot, glad to be back... I recently move to my new house, so I have to rebuilt my shop and got not much time for knives and forums. Hope I will have more time for knifemaking and to come see your work too. See you soon.
     
  6. Grayzer86

    Grayzer86 Active Member

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    Very nice knife. Really liking that hamon.
     
  7. metal99

    metal99 Member

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    That ziricote is nice looking stuff! I really like your work Fred.
     
  8. Fred/A

    Fred/A Active Member

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    Thank you !
     
  9. Splash

    Splash New Member

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    That is an amazing piece of functional beauty. I like the little gritty bits on the ricasso, as it gives some idea of the hand crafted process. I wouldn't know what to call a blade like that, as it is unique in my experience.
     
  10. Fred/A

    Fred/A Active Member

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    Thank you, that's very nice :D
     

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