This is a new knife from very old steel I found in the woods, leaf spring steel from an old carriage or something, selective temper, high convex bevel, copper ferrule, stag antler from the flea market and a citrate fit into the pommel.
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Dienstag, 9. Juni 2015
New knife for beating around the bush;-)
This is a new knife from very old steel I found in the woods, leaf spring steel from an old carriage or something, selective temper, high convex bevel, copper ferrule, stag antler from the flea market and a citrate fit into the pommel.
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Very pleasing design, and even more importantly, I like where you got your materials. The look of the final product is important, but the flavor comes from the ingredients and their source. :)
AntwortenLöschen...kind words as usual...;-), thanks as usual...;-).
AntwortenLöschenRecently I read a Jungian psychoanalyst stating that hunting for treasures is a way to balm old wounds... guess we both have a lot of old wounds to balm then ;-)... or maybe we just don´t like run-of-the-mill and want knives and tools to have a soul.