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entherder

Member
Aug 11, 2011
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Central Illinois
Ok, so the pitting on the spine is an accident so to speak? Just the nature of the steel you used???? THAT"S FREAKIN GORGEOUS!!!!! I couldn't figure out how to do that on purpose. Quite a stunning knife. Is the Hammon from clay quenching? More than impressed even if it were your hundredth knife, I'd pay money for that one! ;0
 

luckylee

On a new Journey
Aug 24, 2010
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birmingham
Ok, so the pitting on the spine is an accident so to speak? Just the nature of the steel you used???? THAT"S FREAKIN GORGEOUS!!!!! I couldn't figure out how to do that on purpose. Quite a stunning knife. Is the Hammon from clay quenching? More than impressed even if it were your hundredth knife, I'd pay money for that one! ;0
Hi mate, thanks for the kind words, the pitting on the spine, which i call me stipling, is what i done me self. the pitting on the blade is what I was talking about , which gave a skull type shape and I added too little eyes.
as for the hamon, I polished the blade and then put a patina on it, and and when doing the patina I left the bottem section to this shape.
im looking forward to clay quenching to achieve this mate..
thanks again guys, has really given me boost, have roughed out a few more blanks today. Need to just finish up on me leather orders and then I can get cracking on these.
 

relin

Full Member
Sep 29, 2010
190
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Chesham
Lush, great job mate, just don't start making too many or you will put us other makers out of a job ;)
 

luckylee

On a new Journey
Aug 24, 2010
2,412
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birmingham
Thanks you very much for these kind words, just hope you enjoy the journey I take with this knife making, and watch me as I progress to a stage where people are really happy with my work.
take care.
lee.
 

entherder

Member
Aug 11, 2011
33
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Central Illinois
Hi mate, thanks for the kind words, the pitting on the spine, which i call me stipling, is what i done me self. the pitting on the blade is what I was talking about , which gave a skull type shape and I added too little eyes.
as for the hamon, I polished the blade and then put a patina on it, and and when doing the patina I left the bottem section to this shape.
im looking forward to clay quenching to achieve this mate..
thanks again guys, has really given me boost, have roughed out a few more blanks today. Need to just finish up on me leather orders and then I can get cracking on these.
Well, that Stipling adds a whole nother dimension to the blade. Quite impressive Sir, well donegoodjob
 

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