Good grief, those are fantastic, lovely they're going to be used in a public setting, and it's a Sheffield public setting.Thank you and happy new year!
That will have been when they were in the shipping containers then? They have now moved to a much swankier place on the outskirts of Sheffield in Oughtibridge. I can't see one of those covetedbeing distant in their future at all.
These are the knives that I put into there.
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Wow! Those are lovely.Thank you and happy new year!
That will have been when they were in the shipping containers then? They have now moved to a much swankier place on the outskirts of Sheffield in Oughtibridge. I can't see one of those coveted
These are the knives that I put into there.
Yes, it did seem a bit edgy going for a meal in a shipping container!
Krynkl, down near Kelham Island, or the infamous containers on Fargate?
Krynkle. That Fargate shambles is long gone
The Krynkle containers now house one of JORO's other restaurants, Konjo.
Slightly off topic question, but not too far - if I wanted to make a wood carving knife out of an old cutlery knife is that an okay or a total pants idea? People make these out of all sorts including old saws.
I know I could buy some amazing steel or other, but I’d have to buy it, and old kitchen/knives I already have. Not for sale or anything and not near the level of craftsmanship on display here, just to understand if it’s a reasonable or totally dumb idea.
I know I could buy some amazing steel or other, but I’d have to buy it, and old kitchen/knives I already have. Not for sale or anything and not near the level of craftsmanship on display here, just to understand if it’s a reasonable or totally dumb idea.
If I don't put my glasses on when glancing at the 'What's New' threads, I read the title of this thread as 'My on the Beach Today' thread 
If we are talking table cutlery, my own first thoughts are that you might struggle.
I don't think the hardness of the blade would be up to serious woodwork, but more than that, maybe the steel wouldn't be thick enough to apply the type of edge to it that would be preferable to carve wood?
But, give it a go, there is nothing to lose, eh?
At the same time, though, if you want some steel, I have loads of offcuts, and I would be happy to send a few to you that would be suitable.
Thanks for the advice and the offer, that’s incredibly decent of you.
Let me see if I can rustle up something interesting in return and I’ll drop you a pm. Thanks again!
Absolute Zero, blue G10 scales with blue liners, by day...
... and the liners by night.
... and the liners by night.
Really nice idea, simple and almost obvious when you think about it.
More glowing goodness.
The knife is a Portland90, SF100 blade steel, green canvas Micarta scales and a new to me material for the liners, TurboGlow in neon green colourway.
In the daytime.
And in my cellar.
The knife is a Portland90, SF100 blade steel, green canvas Micarta scales and a new to me material for the liners, TurboGlow in neon green colourway.
In the daytime.
And in my cellar.
Looks like a fairly good idea for all others except the military.
Nice that mate. Both elegant, and understated.Personal steak knife today...
Three TeroTuf handled Secare from a couple of days ago, en route to their forever home tomorrow...
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