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  1. Hello, I just finished this hunter with 96mm blade from 1.3505, 115mm handle from bronze (solderd on as allways), raindeer spacer and sambar. The pommel from bronze as well, with the logo of the "Halali" hunting magazine. Kind regards Nicolas
  2. Steels... we could talk hours about steels and their advantages.. Generally you can say that stainless has one advantage, well, it's less prone to rust Pure carbon steels like C75, C80, C100 etc don't have any alloys added, take a very fine edge, are very flexible, but won't hold an edge very long and they can rust. Now for the tool steels, you can add alloys that will form carbides, these will make the edge last longer (as long as they are very small). And you can add chromium to make it resistant agains rust (no steel is 100% stainless) but the chrome will not allow an e
  3. Today I had the chance to make better pics... Regards Nicolas
  4. Thanks! What's your problem with the bone? This one is stabilized, quit easy to work with and polishes very good. Regards Nicolas
  5. Hello, I just finished this one, a little knife for a friend who lost his cigar cutter, so here comes one to cut your cigars with style 65mm blade from damascus steel, rivited and soldered bolsters from 925 silver, pins also from silver, scales from giraffe bone. Regards Nicolas
  6. Get in contact with Quercur Leathercraft in Spain!!!! You find him in facebook or Instagram, I can give you the contact details via pm. Regards Nicolas
  7. Hello, just finished, this deskknife that will also make a decent hunting knife. 82mm blade from N690Co, soldered and rivited bolsters from bronze, 113mm handle total with scaled from stabilized giraffe bone, the bolsters will be engraved. Regards Nicolas
  8. Thank you! The sheath is made by my sheathmaker and it's machine stiched. Regards Nicolas
  9. Thank you! The sheath is made by my sheathmaker and it's machine stiched. Regards Nicolas
  10. Finally I finished this knife and it's on the way to the deserts of Saudi Arabia! Regards Nicolas
  11. Thanks, all done with a crappy Huawei, some chairs to block direct sunlight beside the table, that's it.
  12. Very nice puukko!!! I like the micarta! Regards Nicolas
  13. Absolutely right! BUT.... I like the old fashioned way You can put a plastic stock on a gun, but a walnut stock with london oil finish looks so good With solder, the joint between blade and bolster is totally flush, with epoxi it's sealed, but you can see the joint.
  14. I want to 100 % seal the tang from moisture as the 1.2442 is a high carbon steel that likes to rust, I prefer the idea that no moisture or dirt can get in there. It shure will ne enough with the two pins, but with the solder, you will see not even the smallest gap in between bolsters and tang (gap barely visible as both, bolster and tang are ground flat).
  15. Hello, I allways liked the Loveless city knife and here is my attempt for this tiny knife. I made some changes, as for example a dropped down edge so it will stand up better the test of time, after several years of sharpening. Material is the tungsten steel 1.2442, a specialist for VERY fine, flexible, super hard edges, the blade is ground to 0 - scary sharp. Bladelenght is about 62mm overall I think to remember a 15cm. It's a challenge, as I never made before a full tang knife with peened and soldered bolsters, everyhting very small, so you have to work in tiny spaces
  16. Hello, last week I finished this Nicker knife, this kind of knife is carried in a pocket of this sexy bavarian leather pants :D:D Blade is 84mm from 1.3505, bronze ferrule and pommel, sambar stag. Regards Nicolas
  17. ..not made by myself, but by my sheathmaker made from naturally tanned leather, so it will develop a nice patina over time. Kind regards Nicolas
  18. Just picked up the knife from the engraver, now it's finished! Regards Nicolas
  19. Thanks, the palm and sabers is the emblem of the house of saud, the new owner belongs to this family. Regards Nicolas
  20. Hello, here a nearly finished knife I made for a hunter for an africa safari. The knife had to be exclusive and dark and materials related to Africa. So here a 11cm blade from Wirtz / Bahls Damascus (1.2842, 1.3505 and 75Ni8 in about 240 layers) 12cm handle from bronze, cape buffalo and ebony. The handle will have a bronze pin wich is still missing and an escutcheon engraved with the hunters initials. Regards Nicolas
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