Alex T.
Beginner knifemaker
- Joined
- Mar 10, 2019
- Messages
- 119
Hello people of the forum,
Two custom orders based on some of my "older" work but with small differences (if you can say that a year ago is old lol). Not much else to say. Enjoy!
Kraki (a seax)
It may not be much but I am very proud of these plunge cut, making them was a moment of "oh, that's how to do it properly!". If I was to re make the knife, I would probably make the front of the handle thinner. This knife was hard to make in its simplicity... does it make sense? lol
Specs:
Santoni (santoku)
Think I am getting better at taking pictures of these damn mirror polish lol
Specs:
Two custom orders based on some of my "older" work but with small differences (if you can say that a year ago is old lol). Not much else to say. Enjoy!
Kraki (a seax)
It may not be much but I am very proud of these plunge cut, making them was a moment of "oh, that's how to do it properly!". If I was to re make the knife, I would probably make the front of the handle thinner. This knife was hard to make in its simplicity... does it make sense? lol
Specs:
- Steel: 52100 High carbon steel, satin finished and tempered at 57 HRC.
- Thickness: 0.188 inch
- Handle: Green canvas micarta, hourglass shaped for maximum comfort.
- Sheath: Kydex with adustable height belt loop and locking mechanism to tightly secure the knife in the sheath.
Santoni (santoku)
Think I am getting better at taking pictures of these damn mirror polish lol
Specs:
- Steel: 440C, mirror polished and tempered to 60 HRC with cryogenic treatment.
- Blade length: 8 inches
- Thickness: 0.125 inch at the thickest part of the spine
- Weight: 275 grams
- Handle: Bookmatched Stabilized yellow cedar burl with blue epoxy