Carbon Fiber Handled Knight

JParanee

JParanee

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Here is a piece Jason made last year while teaching an intro class to Bladesmithing

He did it to demonstrate to his students how to make a JS test knife. He made it to show them that he could cut the steel table and stab the blade into it with out any damage

The Carbon fiber was from Boeing plant 787 in Charlestown

I ve been bugging Jason to get me pics of his work no matter how simple to show here. A lot of these blades are never seen


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That appeals to me quite a bit. What steel did he use?

I got to meet both Joe and Jason at different times at the Blade Show and enjoyed talking with them immensely. :)
 
Storm Crow said:
That appeals to me quite a bit. What steel did he use?

I got to meet both Joe and Jason at different times at the Blade Show and enjoyed talking with them immensely. :)
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I don't know maybe the knuckle dragger will come along and tell us :)

I enjoyed speaking with you also
 
I love it.

JParanee said:
He made it to show them that he could cut the steel table and stab the blade into it with out any damage
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Can I have a glass of that Kool Aid? LOL! Pics, or it didn't happen.

(I'm hoping to get p0wned... )

Coop
 
JParanee said:
Coop he also pulled it from a large stone and proclaimed he is the one :)
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Are we talking about the same person?

Jason's Harleyville Trike.jpg

Cause this guy looks like the village...

Just kidding, Jason, everyone knows you're a blade-smithing savant!
I love this photo and will attempt to add it to ALL future Knight threads! :D
 
That's a very cool hard-use knife with design and materials appropriate to the task. Keep bugging him for pics Joe!

Roger
 
David I need some pics come on buddy

If ya want send them to me and I'll post them up

Come on :)

How about a little WIP thread my brother

BTW Jason's down with the sickness he loves cool stuff :)
 
Don't recall seeing an answer to the question of what steel Jason used on this one. ???
 
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