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  1. Thanks guys I didn't see the replies . If you want to see what's gone into making it = why they are expensive , have a look in the fit section at my ongoing thread , it pretty much shoes the process
  2. Hi guys , made last week as a sushi knife - but I think it would also do well in the kitchen for other slicing tasks . The blade is 24.5cm long , 2.5cm wide and made of 159 layers of nickel step and took steel , light etch and high polish . Brass guard and African hard wood handle . Ready to be shipped today for £110 .
  3. Hi guys , made last week as a sushi knife - but I think it would also do well in the kitchen for other slicing tasks . The blade is 24.5cm long , 2.5cm wide and made of 159 layers of nickel step and took steel , light etch and high polish . Brass guard and African hard wood handle . Ready to be shipped today for £110 .
  4. Boric acid off eBay griff . Getting the steels right and clean weld is the hard bit , once you get a weld your there but patterning is a totally different thing . I forge a kitchen knife from two pre made bullets of the ladder pattern with a nickel steel core . It took pretty much all day to forge . And like I say the pattern welded part was already made . The blades a fail to .....
  5. You could , think of it as have a really sexy wife , you would still do wife things to her ha ha
  6. Next of the pattern welded knives finished . It's the blank from last week , so 100 layers of steel in a ladder pattern . African hard wood handle with brass and linen micarta spacer and brass guard . This has a false on the spine , tooled Italian leather with left it right hand carry horizontal sheath . £160 delivered .
  7. Next of the pattern welded knives finished . It's the blank from last week , so 100 layers of steel in a ladder pattern . African hard wood handle with brass and linen micarta spacer and brass guard . This has a false on the spine , tooled Italian leather with left it right hand carry horizontal sheath . £160 delivered .
  8. Ok I'm loosing money here £260 each no less
  9. Thanks guys . I would consider a swap On One of these for a .410 under over shotgun if anyone has one ??
  10. Thanks griff , I think where I stand with it is , I've made so many that the pleasure has gone , carrying it on as a hobby doesn't appeal much , it would be like going back to your old job at weekends for fun ! Who knows maybe I will make some , I'm not sure I will show the world if I do , I like the idea of a collection of my work just for me . Maybe that's what I will do . Until then I need to find homes for this lot ha ha
  11. Hi john , not on bb no , maybe I should show them off there ?
  12. Hi guys , you can see the process of making these from scratch here > http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/261528-every-week-at-my-forge-and-workshopupdated/page-65?do=findComment&comment=3975551 They are 150 alternating layers of carbon tool steel and nickel steel . One an original fieldcrafter the other a modified version if the same . Both have brass fittings and linen micarta handles , with hand seen Italian leather tooled sheaths . £320 each which covers first class recorded deliver and Paula fees Any questions feel free to ask All the best , Matt
  13. Some of the blanks and blades that I have so far made from the billets .
  14. Proper post for a change Ok I'm rounding up my knife making adventure , as part of that I'm usuing up all the materials I have . I have a good amount of nickel steel for making pattern welded blades , it needs using so this is the first of the last from me . Started with 25 layer billet of alternating o1 tool steel and nickel steel . The original billet came in at 10.5 lbs , the biggest I've made . Seen here with the power hammer . New forge climbing in temperature . The billet beginning to forge weld , Welded up I draw out the steel , you can see I have to w
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