Dr.Lathe Joined Aug 4, 1999 Messages 2,596 Sep 13, 2003 #1 Curr, framelock variation. 3/16" Talonite, 3/16" Timascus. Attachments jscurr14.jpg 56.5 KB · Views: 1,103
Dr.Lathe Joined Aug 4, 1999 Messages 2,596 Sep 13, 2003 #2 This knife started out HEAVY!! Once the blade was hollow ground AND the front of the frame also hollow ground, it began to lighten up Attachments jscurr15.jpg 57.4 KB · Views: 548
This knife started out HEAVY!! Once the blade was hollow ground AND the front of the frame also hollow ground, it began to lighten up
Dr.Lathe Joined Aug 4, 1999 Messages 2,596 Sep 13, 2003 #3 Thanks to Chuck Bybee at Alpha Knife Supply www.alphaknifesupply.com for the materials AND Tom Ferry for making the LARGE slabs of Timascus Attachments jscurr16.jpg 65.6 KB · Views: 512
Thanks to Chuck Bybee at Alpha Knife Supply www.alphaknifesupply.com for the materials AND Tom Ferry for making the LARGE slabs of Timascus
Dr.Lathe Joined Aug 4, 1999 Messages 2,596 Sep 13, 2003 #4 I had plenty of material left over for the thumbstuds Attachments jscurr17.jpg 60.7 KB · Views: 495
AC_Doctor Joined Dec 20, 2002 Messages 656 Sep 13, 2003 #5 Beautiful work, Mr. B !!! More folders, please !!!
Murnax Joined Jan 27, 2003 Messages 1,277 Sep 13, 2003 #7 Woah! That is a real beauty. Keep up the superb work! I think one of these pics is gonna have to become my new desktop background.
Woah! That is a real beauty. Keep up the superb work! I think one of these pics is gonna have to become my new desktop background.
rdangerer Joined May 26, 2000 Messages 1,922 Sep 13, 2003 #8 Wow... hollow ground handles. I believe that's the first I've seen of said technique. What is the closed-length of that bad boy?
Wow... hollow ground handles. I believe that's the first I've seen of said technique. What is the closed-length of that bad boy?
ExamonLyf Joined Dec 22, 2000 Messages 5,811 Sep 13, 2003 #11 Great looking knife Neil! Thanks for the pictures...
Pontiaker Joined Sep 14, 1999 Messages 596 Sep 14, 2003 #14 Man Neil, that just takes my breath away! Very very nice.One of the best looking Timascus knives I have seen yet.Thanks for the pics. Matt
Man Neil, that just takes my breath away! Very very nice.One of the best looking Timascus knives I have seen yet.Thanks for the pics. Matt
GigOne Joined Nov 27, 1999 Messages 15,783 Sep 14, 2003 #16 Man. . .I've had to come back to this thread, several times today, just to get an injection of cool ! I've never had the opportunity to handle a Curr. . .but all of the pic's that I've seen. . .gets me all tingly and excited. Love the way the handle and blade flow ! That is a cool knife !
Man. . .I've had to come back to this thread, several times today, just to get an injection of cool ! I've never had the opportunity to handle a Curr. . .but all of the pic's that I've seen. . .gets me all tingly and excited. Love the way the handle and blade flow ! That is a cool knife !
Wulf Joined May 10, 2000 Messages 3,351 Sep 15, 2003 #17 DY-NO-MITE! That's like totally psychedelic, man, like groovy!
Keith Montgomery Joined May 9, 2000 Messages 29,205 Sep 15, 2003 #18 Another incredible knife. I don't think I have ever seen a Blackwood knife that I don't like. To me, Timascus can be over the top, but this pattern and color looks great.
Another incredible knife. I don't think I have ever seen a Blackwood knife that I don't like. To me, Timascus can be over the top, but this pattern and color looks great.
J jaiden Joined Nov 4, 2000 Messages 195 Sep 15, 2003 #20 Who's the a$$ munch this baby belongs to?:barf: Screw you guys, I'm going home!!! That is the most wicked thing I've seen! I would take that over any folder out there!!
Who's the a$$ munch this baby belongs to?:barf: Screw you guys, I'm going home!!! That is the most wicked thing I've seen! I would take that over any folder out there!!