Differentially hardened file dagger in stingray

[Charlie Mike]

Started this Sunday... not bad for my first try at a double edged hamon!

[video=youtube;y-qV3qltHZQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-qV3qltHZQ[/video]

 

[Sosa]

Nice. It's rustic and clean at the same time.

 

[Charlie Mike]

Nice. It's rustic and clean at the same time.

Thanks, that's what I was "going for" :thumbup:

 

[6850]

Sorta medieval...
That sheath really goes well...
I thought it was horizontal carry for a second.
You are sure churning out the knives M!

 

[Lance23]

What are you using for the clay?
I swear I've heard you mention in it a video but can't remember.

All of my knives so far have been made from Nicholson files, simply DIY heat treat if you pay attention.
Yours gives me something to work towards and I must admit you are where a lot of my inspiration comes from.

 

[Charlie Mike]

What are you using for the clay?
I swear I've heard you mention in it a video but can't remember.

All of my knives so far have been made from Nicholson files, simply DIY heat treat if you pay attention.
Yours gives me something to work towards and I must admit you are where a lot of my inspiration comes from.

For this, I used high temperature caulk... just pulled the trigger and extruded a line down the middle.

http://www.amazon.com/18854-Stove-Fireplace-Mortar-10-Ounce/dp/B0006MXS4C

 

[Mecha]

Good use of the word "extrude."

 

[J W Bensinger]

For this, I used high temperature caulk... just pulled the trigger and extruded a line down the middle.

http://www.amazon.com/18854-Stove-Fireplace-Mortar-10-Ounce/dp/B0006MXS4C

That's bloody genius, CM. Much easier than furnace cement.

 

[Charlie Mike]

And it's been sold!