CPM-3V Hand Satin custom goodness

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shqxk

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I designed this knife in the early of 2015 with one of my knife maker friend, Supat, who is a very well respected maker here in Thailand. There are 4 blank of it being water cut. Sadly he passed away year ago before he can really start making it.

The knife is finished by another knife maker, Songrit, who is arguably one of the most talented maker here right now. This is pretty much a worthy tribute to my friend.

4.25" Blade 9.25" Overall 0.285" Thick CPM-3V 61RC by Peters.










 
Love the grinding work you've done on this knife from the tapering from front to back and especially the way you ground the guard into the overall blade/knife. You see way to many fighters made with no guards on them to speak of.
 
I remember seeing this a few years ago, I loved it back then and still love it now! Damn beautiful knife that looks like it can cut too!

And condolences about your friend. Clearly he was an exceptional craftsman.:(
 
shinyedges said:
I remember seeing this a few years ago, I loved it back then and still love it now! Damn beautiful knife that looks like it can cut too!

And condolences about your friend. Clearly he was an exceptional craftsman.:(
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Thanks for your condolences my friend.

In here there are several request for remaking this knife. I cut the blank since last year still have no time to continue. The knife maker who going to making this have to be change tho.

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shqxk said:
Thanks for your condolences my friend.

In here there are several request for remaking this knife. I cut the blank since last year still have no time to continue. The knife maker who going to making this have to be change tho.

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I was one of the people who wanted to buy one when I last saw them a few years ago. Extremely unfortunate your friend passed away. Knife world lost a good one.

Keep us updated on how things pan out.
 
Well designed and executed!
Condolences for you on your loss and good luck in the future.
 
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