BARAGAMI - modernistic 10 inch gyuto style chef, wide multibar twist damascus blade, faceted ironwood handle - PM

[Petr Melicharek]

Hi everyone.

I wasnt posting here for some time, because after forum update i had problems with uploading pictures from my web and didn't have time to solve it. For now i just use imgur to link my pics, but i will try to find the way to use my web once again ... But never mind ... So ... here comes the knife i made a couple of months ago. It is modernistic 10 inch gyuto style blade, pretty wide, with flat grind almost to the "zero" and faceted ironwood handle. I hope you will like it Thanks for watching and have a nice day ! Petr

BARAGAMI

Blade - twisted multibar damascus steel 1,2842 (O2) + 75ni8 Uddeholm (15N20), added edge 1.2842 (O2)
Guard - W damascus 1,2842 (O2) + 75ni8 Uddeholm (15N20) , stainless steel spacer
Handle - Arizona Ironwood
Average length - 39 cm (approx- 15,4 inches) , blade - 25,5 cm (approx- 10,4 inches).
Blade width at widest point 60 mm (approx 2,4 inches) , blade thickness - 2,7 mm (0,106 inch ) - 2,0 (0.078 inch) distal taper

 

[eric brinkerhoff]

Everything I ever wanted to know about perfect handle geometry!

 

[seanj]

That's a beauty!

 

[Dusty One]

Outstanding !!!

 

[gooeytek]

That is absolutely stunning. I love the lines of that blade profile and handle.

 

[Dawkind]

That’d surly grace any kitchen or cutting and slicing affairs…

 

[Petr Melicharek]

Thanks a lot guys

 

[R APPLEBY]

Beautiful

 

[i4Marc]

Is it perfect? I don't know. What does perfect mean? Spectacular? I know what that means and this is it! Beautiful, classy, classic, great lines, great proportions, great details, great fit and finish; exceptional piece.

 

[fishface5]

Every time I see you have posted I get excited because I know it will be fantastic - and this is!!!!

 

[Win Heger]

Another classic, Petr, glad to see you back!! Can't wait to see the Bowie!!

 

[RokJok]

So beautiful it takes my breath away. Functional art!

 

[Russ Andrews]

Nice work…..very nice…!

 

[SharpByCoop]

Most times it is not prudent to show your work so close. It reveals minute imperfections that the normal eye won't pickup....

Most times, not all.

 

[Petr Melicharek]

Most times it is not prudent to show your work so close. It reveals minute imperfections that the normal eye won't pickup....

Most times, not all.

Thanks so much I really appreciate comment like this from someone, who makes top-notch pictures of so many world-class makers ! I'm honored !


And thanks again everyone guys ! I'm really glad you like my work