Some of my latest work

[KELindblad]

Hi,
I don´t know if I posted anything of this before, but here it comes again in that case hope you don´t mind.

 

[woof]

Some fine looking work there. I have fond memories of having & doing a review of a knife you made a couple of years ago.

Rob

 

[HHazeldean]

The bottom five are all stunning looking knives there! The rest look great too

May I ask what the big group was for?

Thanks

 

[jim.b]

That bottom one looks great, I love the look of the sheath. Are they for a bulk order?

 

[Niels]

Really nice dude

 

[mikey.elefant]

Seems from the pics that the tip is rounded on the big batch of knives. Maybe some info on those ? Steel type etc ? Thanks

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[KELindblad]

The bottom five are all stunning looking knives there! The rest look great too

May I ask what the big group was for?

Thanks

Hi,

The big group of knives was a commission for a swedish restaurant that got a star in Guide Michelin this year. I was pleased to get the opportunity to make there new meat knives!

Cheers,
Karl-Erik

 

[KELindblad]

Seems from the pics that the tip is rounded on the big batch of knives. Maybe some info on those ? Steel type etc ? Thanks

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Well, as mentioned before it was a commission for a restaurant in Sweden. I designed the blades after the customers requests, they was supposed to look similiar to ancient meat knives used in scandinavia. The steel is 2mm AEB-L stainless steel, 60HRC and the wood is ordinary masur birch extreme quality and treated in linseed oil.
I did them in a period of 3 month, and that time also included waiting time for both steel from Finland and the masurbirch from another supplyer and off course the heat treatment that was made by a professional company. So actual working time was much smaller.

 

[Macaroon]

Stunning work as usual; always a pleasure to see your stuff......................................atb mac

 

[Paul W]

they're amazing, what wood did you use for the handles in the first pic?

 

[KELindblad]

they're amazing, what wood did you use for the handles in the first pic?

The wood in the first pics are masur birch, quality extreme.