Damascus and Pearl Warncliff

Chuck Gedraitis Knives · Sep 26, 2004

Here are the specs:
Blade is 3in long made of Devin Thomas Raindrop pattern Damascus. The bolsters are Don Hanson jellyroll pattern damascus with the bolster screws hidden. The scales are goldlip pearl with lots of fire. The liners have been anodized green. The liners, backbar, thumbstud, and screws have been fileworked and heat colored blue/gold. The pearl scales have also had some carving and texturing. The thumbstud is 14K gold. Overall length is 6-7/8 inches. Price is sold
Thanks,
Chuck

Brent Fry · Sep 29, 2004

I rally like that pearl , how did you carve it

Chuck Gedraitis Knives · Sep 29, 2004

Brent,
I carved it with a knife edge file and a dremel tool with a carbide Teardrop shaped burr.

Chuck Gedraitis Knives · Oct 29, 2004

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jiminy · Nov 23, 2004

I love this knife. But I'd ruin it carrying it around in my pocket all day

Are there any 'plainer' versions of this style around?

Chuck Gedraitis Knives · Nov 23, 2004

Jiminy,
This knife has been sold but I could make you a plainer version. It might look wicked in D-2 with carbon fiber scales and titanium bolsters.
Let me know what you think.
Chuck

TheBadGuy · Nov 23, 2004

It might look wicked in D-2 with carbon fiber scales and titanium bolsters.

If this knife is constructed, Please share pictures

jiminy · Nov 24, 2004

Thanks for the offer, I appreciate it. Unfortunately it's not in the cards right now

However, it appears that there would be interest by others in such a knife if you produced it. I've always thought that if someone could make a decent, basic, custom folder for around $300 or so there would be a market for it. With minimal (if any) decorative filework, a custom linerlock with good blade steel and micarta slabs would sell as fast as they could be made, IMHO.