5 Nessmuks

Fiddleback

Knifemaker
Moderator
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
Joined
Oct 19, 2005
Messages
19,793
A few Nessmuks I finished today.

MD69-vi.jpg



MD70-vi.jpg



MD72-vi.jpg



md74-vi.jpg



md75-vi.jpg



md76-vi.jpg



md77-vi.jpg



md83-vi.jpg
 
I especially like the oak one. The layered liners look good with the Bocote.
 
Thanks John!


I especially like the oak one. The layered liners look good with the Bocote.


Thanks, but none are oak. I think you're referring to the Teak on with the steel hardware??
 
Thanks, but none are oak. I think you're referring to the Teak on with the steel hardware??

That's my favorite too. I really like the curve of the handle.

They all look great. Looks like you had a lot of fun with wood lamination and liners :)
 
All those knives have very nice lines :thumbup: Looks like your getting a groove going, nice work ;)
 
WOW! those are beauties!
I love the lines of the blades and the different handle materials.
Brett
 
Very nice Andy !! :thumbup: :thumbup: The only thing I see wrong is the problem a guy would have trying to decide which one to buy. What is the reddish burl with the blk. liner ? It's Awesome ! Steel type ?
 
as said already....the liners really make these stand out. very nice....
 
Thanks for all the great comments guys!

Very nice Andy !! :thumbup: :thumbup: The only thing I see wrong is the problem a guy would have trying to decide which one to buy. What is the reddish burl with the blk. liner ? It's Awesome ! Steel type ?

Thats my kinda problem. LOL. I'll work on that. THat reddish burl is stabalized dyed Maple burl. This is one of my last batch of 01. Next ones will be 1095. Dadburned 01 being so expensive. Why is it all precision ground. Like I give 2 squats about that...;)


Teak? That's even better!

I love working Teak. I used to do refinishing work on sailboats back in Fla., and the scent of it when you're sanding it really takes me back. This came from sailboat floorboard scraps that I get from my father in law's old carpenter. Its totaly stable, and very water resistant too. Teak good.

I like the wood part.

When there are scraps I usually glue up a block for later...
 
Andy,you have been busy!!great looking stuff-you are definitely fitting into a groove all your own-thanks for sharing:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Andy,you have been busy!!great looking stuff-you are definitely fitting into a groove all your own-thanks for sharing:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

LOL. Actually the holidays slow me down a LOT. This is what I've done since beginning of November.

STG01-vi.jpg


I put the finish on these 3 handles today.

STG06-vi.jpg
 
Thanks bro. The bow shoots really good. I hope you like the knife as much!
 
Wow, those are awesome. I am sure I am months away from my nessie, so I will keep drooling over any pictures you post.
 
Wow, those are awesome. I am sure I am months away from my nessie, so I will keep drooling over any pictures you post.

My next batch of knives will be 10 nessmuks and should clear the books on nessmuk orders. I've gotten re-employed, so I'm stopping taking orders. After I clear them out I'm going to try to make a bunch up for Blade Show, God willing.
 
Congrats on the new job! Good thing I just got under the wire on the final order! And based on those pix, good thing I decided to go with your walnut not mine. Seems like each new batch you do has orders of magnitude more awesomeness than the last batch.
 
Back
Top