Can anyone replicate the blade on this knife?

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knifegloves

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Hi everyone! I am searching for someone who can replicate this knife blade:

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I do NOT need the handle but I do need the tang. But the tang does not need any holes in it.

The blade should look like this:

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I have all of the dimensions for the entire blade. The blade must be very thin and somewhat flexible (like a fillet knife). The blade edge needs to have no serration but must have a bevel that follows the curvature of the edge of the blade on both sides of the blade. The blade does not have to be polished.

I am looking to buy 4 of them at a time. Please get in touch with me if you are interesting in exploring this possibility.

I can be reached at "contact@knifegloves.com". Thank you!

Mark
 
I would suggest George Lambert @ Titanknifetech.com very impressive fillet knives!
 
He will be using them for a movie prop, particularly Freddy Krueger's glove. I believe he forgot to mention that the blade edges do not need to be sharpened. He just wants the primary bevels.
 
for what you're asking I think just about anyone here could make those. especially if they don't need to be polished, sharpened or hold an edge. but whatever you end up doing, post pix of the gloves ;)
 
Would be easy to do. I would laser or water jet cut the profile to insure thy are all the same. Then grind the bevels. Hit me up with the measurements.
 
Well, I would prefer them to be made so that they can hold an edge. I want them to appear to be razor sharp but not have a true edge on them. I plan to polish them myself to save on cost. But I do want them to be made of tempered stainless that are also flexible like a fillet knife.
 
harkamus said:
He will be using them for a movie prop, particularly Freddy Krueger's glove. I believe he forgot to mention that the blade edges do not need to be sharpened. He just wants the primary bevels.
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Correct. These do NOT need to be sharpened but given that I need them to be very thin, they will still be very close to being sharp when the bevel is added.
 
Cool gloves you are building.

Good luck finding handmade in the price range of your gloves though.

Many of us get that and more for a single blade.

Not being a wiseass either, I do wish you luck.
 
Brian Fellhoelter Knives said:
Cool gloves you are building.

Good luck finding handmade in the price range of your gloves though.

Many of us get that and more for a single blade.

Not being a wiseass either, I do wish you luck.
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Just exploring options. If anything, maybe I will have the maker sharpen them and make them truly knives and I will just make one for myself. But I'm just testing the waters to see what I can come up with.
 
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