Damascus fighter WIP Professional pictures added!

[RyanW]

Phillip Great as always, I love that Guard Jig! Thank you for the WIP, this answered a lot of questions for me.

 

[Railrider1920]

Damn, very nice looking fighter. That is really cool looking.

 

[J.Marsillo]

Love it!! Thanks for the WIP too :thumbup:

 

[Carl_First_Timer]

You made this look far too easy. Nice knife, and very informative WIP.:thumbup:

 

[Salem Straub]

Sweet knife, great work Phillip. I learned from your thread. Thank you.

 

[nthe10ring]

Stunning, love the color and texture of the handle, and with that great blade, it all just works together. Good job.

Jerry Fisher

 

[Core Knife Co.]

Amazing knife! This has to be the most informative board in the internet. Where else do you get to see these WIP's threads from some of the best?

Thank you,

 

[12345678910]

Amazing knife! This has to be the most informative board in the internet. Where else do you get to see these WIP's threads from some of the best?

Thank you,

I have a real admiration for Bruce Bumps WIP threads on knife dogs too.

http://knifedogs.com/forumdisplay.php?60-Bruce-Bump-Knives

 

[Phillip Patton]

Hi guys,
Before this thread dies completely, I wanted to add the pro shots I just had done of this knife:

 

[iandh]

Very nice. I'm not a "big knife" guy, but I love the design nonetheless.

 

[tattooedfreak]

Thanks Phillip, that actually answers a lot of questions. That is one Beautiful Knife.

 

[type00rev]

Amazing work, Phillip. What will something like this set a fellow back?

 

[PKDA]

Thanks for taking the time to show us the process.
The close-up of the blade and handle is amazing. The texture of the damascus almost seems to continue down into the grain of the handle. Just beautiful.

 

[Mack]

A bunch of us were talking about what it takes to make a knife. The blood, sweat and tears you pour into these blades doesn't get nearly enough attention.
I wish threads like this were posted more often in places that get a lot more traffic. There are a lot of people that have no idea how much work you guys put into these masterpieces.

 

[tryppyr]

Necropost!

 

[carbonsteel928]

A bunch of us were talking about what it takes to make a knife. The blood, sweat and tears you pour into these blades doesn't get nearly enough attention.
I wish threads like this were posted more often in places that get a lot more traffic. There are a lot of people that have no idea how much work you guys put into these masterpieces.

Thanks for taking the time to comment on this thread. Had you not done so and brought it to the top, I would have never seen it. Hooray for NecroPosting!!!

 

[Mack]

Thanks for taking the time to comment on this thread. Had you not done so and brought it to the top, I would have never seen it. Hooray for NecroPosting!!!

Thank you for saying that. I rarely if ever do it but some things need to be said and threads like this one need to stay alive.

 

[Salem Straub]

I sure enjoyed reading it again. Phillip really does some nice work. Wish he'd post some more WIPs around here.

 

[Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith]

This and many other great WIP and Tutorial threads are preserved in the WIP sticky.



http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...BBQ-and-Hammer-In-Multiple-WIPs-and-Tutorials

 

[MarkJeffrey]

Awesome. Thanks for taking the time to share your process with us