- Joined
- Jan 12, 2011
- Messages
- 88
Well I guess I'll toot my own horn so to speak.
This is the first time I have ever been awarded anything relating to my knives and I felt really Blessed to have had this honor bestowed on me over this last weekend.
_______________________
These knives are among the finest I have created to date in this style....so I think they just caught the attention of the judges.
The W2 blades that heat treated out really wonderfully.
The handles are a mortised construction of African Blackwood and Vintage Westinghouse Ivory Micarta.
These represent the first adaptation of the Wa-style handle that I tweaked recently into a new creation in terms of shape, and I am very happy with the results & feel of them.
The blades are on the French knife 9" and on the Gyuto 9.25"
As stated the handles are African Blackwood and Westinghouse Micarta in a Mortised construction, with Matching inlay.
Etched surfaces show the differential heat treatment.
Fairly simple looking knives.......but.....
.............Simple is never simple!
_____________________
I hope you enjoy seeing these images.
-DON
This is the first time I have ever been awarded anything relating to my knives and I felt really Blessed to have had this honor bestowed on me over this last weekend.
_______________________
These knives are among the finest I have created to date in this style....so I think they just caught the attention of the judges.
The W2 blades that heat treated out really wonderfully.
The handles are a mortised construction of African Blackwood and Vintage Westinghouse Ivory Micarta.
These represent the first adaptation of the Wa-style handle that I tweaked recently into a new creation in terms of shape, and I am very happy with the results & feel of them.
The blades are on the French knife 9" and on the Gyuto 9.25"
As stated the handles are African Blackwood and Westinghouse Micarta in a Mortised construction, with Matching inlay.
Etched surfaces show the differential heat treatment.
Fairly simple looking knives.......but.....
.............Simple is never simple!
_____________________
I hope you enjoy seeing these images.
-DON