An entirely new knife.............

[Chris the Cat]

Very nice Stu!,looking forward to seeing you and your goodies at the show this month.
Regards.
Chris.

 

[bushwacker bob]

Here are some knives handled in Rowan (mountain ash)
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81142

 

[FGYT]

thank you
:You_Rock_

 

[stuart m]

If I may be so bold as to post these in here, my client now has his new knife, he sent me some photos

Delighted I am to say the least

 

[Indoorsout]

That is an absolute beauty!

 

[British Red]

Nice to see it still makes a good feather

 

[FGYT]

I saw it for real at the Knives show a couple of weeks ago and it is a real loverly execution of design
i must be one of the few to actually handle this and the PFK both are works of art that work and even being the same design shape are actually very differnt in feel when you hold them.


ATB

Duncan

 

[bushwacker bob]

Thats pretty good Stu.Your getting quite good at making knives.

 

[stuart m]

Wow... I have just been having a quick look through this thread, it is now over 2 years old

Where does the time go?

 

[British Red]

Not sure - I was thinking the other day of sending the PFK back for a spruce up! Its wearing a few battle scars now and, whilst I don't mind them, it would also be nice to restore it to the "first flush"

I'd love to know where "son of PFK" pitched up next time you send me an e-mail too

 

[stuart m]

Not sure - I was thinking the other day of sending the PFK back for a spruce up! Its wearing a few battle scars now and, whilst I don't mind them, it would also be nice to restore it to the "first flush"

I'd love to know where "son of PFK" pitched up next time you send me an e-mail too

I would be delighted, I wouldn't need it for too long either, we will sort that...

I'm pretty sure that we could also organise the info you'd like too

 

[8thsinner]

I just read this thread through mostyl from start to finish.
I am very impressed with the design and execution of that, stuarts work is exceptional.

And I am very glad to see it instantly lose it's mirror lustre and get straight to work.

Also thanks for taking the iniative on blogging this production, makes for a very interesting thread.