Daniel Rohde: Hamon, Maple, G10 (Ultra Hi-Res Zoom)

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maker: Daniel Rohde

4 7/8” forged 1095 blade w/ hamon.
Stabilized maple handle from J. Doyle w/ black G10 bolster & copper accent.
9 3/4” overall.

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Exceptional knife....very nice from you both.


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What a sweet 'little' knife! And beautifully executed! :thumbup: :thumbup:

I can definitely see the influence of J Doyle's style in this (of course ;) ), but there's definitely one thing that I notice on pretty much all of your knives which I always love, and that is your *perfect* blade profiles. You really have a great eye for using such perfect curves at the drop to the spine and the sweep at the belly which always come together to create such aggressive or "fierce" looking tips, which are very pleasing to my eyes!

I just want to add that, IMHO, one has to be pretty confident in the fit and finish to have their knife (beautifully) photographed and put on display at almost a microscopic level using such a high resolution. lol

I hope to see more hidden tang knives from you in the future, Daniel. Nice job man! :)

~Paul
My YT Channel Lsubslimed
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slim, I like it and would buy that
nicely done
and agree with coldsteel regarding the level of work required along with the confidence to be photographed this way.
 
coldsteelburns said:
What a sweet 'little' knife! And beautifully executed! :thumbup: :thumbup:

I can definitely see the influence of J Doyle's style in this (of course ;) ), but there's definitely one thing that I notice on pretty much all of your knives which I always love, and that is your *perfect* blade profiles. You really have a great eye for using such perfect curves at the drop to the spine and the sweep at the belly which always come together to create such aggressive or "fierce" looking tips, which are very pleasing to my eyes!

I just want to add that, IMHO, one has to be pretty confident in the fit and finish to have their knife (beautifully) photographed and put on display at almost a microscopic level using such a high resolution. lol

I hope to see more hidden tang knives from you in the future, Daniel. Nice job man! :)

~Paul
My YT Channel Lsubslimed
... (It's been a few years since my last upload)
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Thanks so much! I appreciate that a lot.

Thanks for the kind words guys!
 
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