1095 & Oak burl fighter with Paranee & Long influence

What a fantastic sole authorship total package.

Your knives are amazingly finished, Nick.

Big Congrats to the new owner.

Doug
 
Nick, that is a real beauty, love everything about it. I would have bet my months pay that was one of Paul's sheaths. Pictures pretty good too!
 
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Clean and mean, Nick. I love it. That blade looks pretty wicked.

I never would have thought I'd like oak on a knife, but that piece is really different.

I was gonna ask you sometime if you hand stitched your sheaths or if you had a sewing machine. We're going to have to talk sometime. :)

Knife, sheath, pictures............all good.
 
I see imperfections....

...In the grain and the leather. Outside of that it's about as crisp as we can imagine.

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VERY FEW knives can stand up to this level of close scrutiny. You make it look--not easy--but attainable.

I'm loving the short and sweet vid. Keeping it under 1 minute. Just right. ;)

Wonderful.

Coop
 
Your work is inspirational (as usual). It does look like the butt of the handle could have used a wider flare at the bottom though.
 
Thank you guys so much for the kind words! :)

Paul- every time I see your work I am intimidated and humbled...but also inspired. Your videos have become one of the best investments in equipment that I have made in a very long time! :thumbup: I probably wouldn't even be trying this stuff if I hadn't heard you recently turned 40 and might retire sometime--- :eek: :D For me, just to make one that you think doesn't suck is a big win! :)


Thanks again guys! :)
 
awesome knife Nick! the level of perfection is mind blowing.
is it fully quenched or differentially hardened??
Greetings
fernando
 
keep comin back for peeps.
 
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