It's a commission for a Christmas present. Blade is 1095 that has been differentially hardened, briar handle wood, brass pins, and dovetailed copper bolsters. The trinity knot was added at the request of the customer.
Last of the Christmas wares
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KurtHuhn
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Last of the Christmas wares
This spilled out of the workshop today:
It's a commission for a Christmas present. Blade is 1095 that has been differentially hardened, briar handle wood, brass pins, and dovetailed copper bolsters. The trinity knot was added at the request of the customer.
It's a commission for a Christmas present. Blade is 1095 that has been differentially hardened, briar handle wood, brass pins, and dovetailed copper bolsters. The trinity knot was added at the request of the customer.
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Re: Last of the Christmas wares
Nice!!!
Re: Last of the Christmas wares
Very nice! I would use it as a plug and flake cutter 
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Re: Last of the Christmas wares
That is wicked awesome!
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That's really nice Kurt. I think that's my favorite of the blades I've seen you produce. If I can ask, what's a knife like that go for? Thanks.