Brother's Birthday Coming Up...current project

[KnifeHead]

Kerry: Did you jig the bone an dif not where did you buy them?

I cheated a bit. The bone was machine jigged and came from the Wilfred Works.

Sorry to respond so slowly but I've been busy working on a knife

 

[KnifeHead]

I don't know Barke, I think its lookin alot like a Kerry Hampton Knife to me This old boy left the starting gate at full speed and hasn't slowed down yet Nice lines Kerry

Thank you, David, for the nice comments. The knife doesn't say "Bose" but I am aspiring to get close to the quality. I think the biggest hurdle a knife maker has to overcome is knowing how good is good. If I never studied a high end knife I would not be able to make a high end knife. It is a huge benefit to be able to see and handle Tony and Reese's knives.

 

[KnifeHead]

Gonna havta go here to see the finished knife guys.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=463778

 

[fitzo]

Happy Birthday, Brother!

Very, very nice.....:thumbup: Awesome for how many knives you've made. I would suspect your mentor is proud of you.

 

[J.McDonald Knives]

hes going to love it. great work there Kerry. i wish you were my brother. HEHEHEHE!!!!! just kidding.

 

[T Blade]

:thumbup: Very slick Kerry. Your Brother will love it, and if he doesn't you can alway send it to me .

 

[KnifeHead]

Met my bro for lunch today and got big smiles when I handed him the ball dimple-fixer and knife. He confessed that he may never have to use the dimple-fixer. (Golfers will understand ) I coached him in the proper care safety of his new knife. I also told him that when he shows it off he is to say, "HE DOESN'T TAKE ORDERS". :thumbup: