1095 Camp Knife

Barkes Knife Shop said:
Thats Gorgeous work there David, and the Arizona Desert Ironwood sets it all off. Great looking knife and nice work. :thumbup:

Terry
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Thank you Terry :)

For some reason ( maybe some of the veterans know why ) this set of handle scales looked a little muddy no matter what I did to them. The final thing I did was to give them many coats of Paste Finishing Wax by Minwax. That finally put some color & life into them.
 
Really really nice. I love the Hamon, and I think the polished guard/handle really set the whole thing off just right.

Shawn
 
indian george said:
Nice job Bro:thumbup::thumbup:;):D
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Thanks IG :thumbup: Your help over the years has been priceless. Priceless !!

Man, I want to get to one of your H.I.'s BAD !!

S.Knowles said:
Really really nice. I love the Hamon, and I think the polished guard/handle really set the whole thing off just right.

Shawn
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Thanks Shawn :thumbup:

patriqq said:
Amazing
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I'll tell ya whats amazing buddy. The Parks #50 you've been getting for us ................. ;)

Thanks :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Really nice looking package there. The blade and hamon are very appealing. The handle and guard treatment is very complimentary. Nice sheath as well. -Burton
 
A beauty David,that's for sure.

What I want to know is how did you get your wife to do your sewing for you. Tell me so I can try it on mine. ;)

Thanks for sharing.

Patrice
 
another excellent piece of craftsmanship bud , well done , and under the gun in 5 days.

That alone is amazing enuff !

A definite winner in my book.
 
popedandy said:
Outstanding!
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Whats a guy supposed to say when the Pope compliments your work ;)

Thanks ? maybe ....... Thanks a LOT :thumbup:

Burton said:
Really nice looking package there. The blade and hamon are very appealing. The handle and guard treatment is very complimentary. Nice sheath as well. -Burton
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Thanks Burton ! Of all the skills I've learned to date, creating hamon is hands down my favorite :thumbup:

Broos said:
That is my favorite one of yours yet! Dang that is nice!
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Hey Broos !! :) Really nice to hear from you :thumbup: Thanks buddy !!


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Patrice Lemée;6684314 said:
A beauty David,that's for sure.

What I want to know is how did you get your wife to do your sewing for you. Tell me so I can try it on mine. ;)

Thanks for sharing.

Patrice
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Patrice, my wife is just as crazy about knives as I am ;) Talks knives, steel, and leatherwork and knows what she's talking about :) You might be surprised at the # of gals both interested in, and making knives & sheaths.

69_knives said:
That knife is EFFIN' hot! I love the blade, looks like a night time cityscape.
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Thanks bro :thumbup:

John T Wylie Jr said:
another excellent piece of craftsmanship bud , well done , and under the gun in 5 days.

That alone is amazing enuff !

A definite winner in my book.
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Thanks John. I've always liked your work too ! Amazingly clean :thumbup:

Edro20 said:
First rate craftsmanship. Great stuff. Thanks for posting that beauty!
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Thanks Edro, you're very welcome !!
 
hey im new to knife making and im just wondering is that big line acroos your blade a temper line . also i really like your knife good job :)
 
I absolutely love that knife!:thumbup::thumbup:
 
Very nice !:thumbup::thumbup:
That hamon style is called gunome midare,having irregular "waves" of varying height. When the "waves" are more pointed, it is called fujiyama ( mount Fuji hamon)
Excellent work.
Stacy
 
Thats a great looking knife.

In "my" opinion the blue text on your site against the green background messes my eyes up, and I have a hard time reading the words.

-Josiah
 
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