I am an enthusiastic knives maker
Here some of my projects
I will be glad to see yours!
Here some of my projects
I will be glad to see yours!
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They all look great! On the knife with the stacked leather handle did you thread the tang? I’m curious because I wanted to try it instead of the traditional hidden tang or peened over with a cap.I am an enthusiastic knives maker
Here some of my projects
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I will be glad to see yours!
I too don't have the space for a big forge, or a big automatic hammer or even a big anvil. I can't, (even that I want to do it very much!) to forge my owen steel, I buy online unhardend Damascus or 1095 steel billets or use some 5160 spring steel or some Chrome Vanadium spring steel. I design the knife and cut the steel, heat treat it, (I have a very small forge for that) sharpen it and do the handle and the leather working. For the handels I use horn,antlers, a big variety of wood (Oak, olive, African walnut Purplehurt,Ebony,Mhagony, Maskit, Indian Seasam, Beechwood, Pecan, Apple ect, ) brass, and I make my owen Micarta.that raindrop damascus is gorgeous. I don't have room for a forge or I'd be heating/beating/repeating too. Nice work!
Yes I have threaded the tang with a die cut , and used a left over Damascus steel as a cap, after I threaded it with a tape.They all look great! On the knife with the stacked leather handle did you thread the tang? I’m curious because I wanted to try it instead of the traditional hidden tang or peened over with a cap.
Looks good! Nice knife.