First I carved the pendant out of Corian for a friend, and then thought it might look good in steel. It's supposed to look like finger bones with a claw. How'd I do?
Thanks for the kind words! This is done in O-1 steel, 1/8" stock, 5 1/4" oal, 2 1/4" cutting edge. Pretty comfortable for a thin handle, wicked little slasher. Dennis- if you click on my website, you'll see examples of other pendants I've done.
I don't normally care for stuff like this, but that does look like finger bones (carpals?), and it is a claw, or a finger, and it is a useful knife shape for a neck knife. Clever, cool, and inspired.
whoops...my bad....didnt read all the posts....dimensions noted.....if you ever make them for others folks on the forum let me know and i will buy one....thanks....feverdoc@yahoo.com
I agree MDP. Every one I see gets better and better and I liked the first one
You get the feeling that Richards beautiful jewelry might end up being a sideline
Very innovative. I have always liked the looks of a nicely shaped integral. This one is beginning to open up new possibilities in design and should be a real winner. Keep it up Richard.
Wow!
That knife sure has given me a fresh perspective in steel. Very novel and executed extremely well. It has very clean lines. Keep me in mind if you have any available for purchase. The only thing is I want mine done in Adamantium just like Wolverine's.
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