Don Hanson “Scary” Folding Dagger

[Kevin Jones]

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Wow! That is crazy good! Impressive to see a knife with so many incredible details work together so well. Theres alot happening, but it just turned out so RIGHT!

Yep salty, a lot going on with this folder. There's always that fine line between just right :thumbup:, and too much. :thumbdn: Don made it all come together on this one.

Thanks everyone for all your positive comments.

 

[ryan9977]

the only thing i can think of wrong about that knife is it's not mine.....great job by all involved....not surprising there....ryan:thumbup:

 

[canineforge]

Don made it all come together on this one.

Thanks everyone for all your positive comments.

Pretty 'scary' territory for a maker when you have professional close-ups as those Coop did so masterfully. It is like pulling out the loupes. Sure looks like Don passed the test with flying colors.

Enjoy going back to this one, Kevin. Super folder for number two!

- Joe

 

[Bastid]

Congratulations to both of you. That is one of the nicest folders I have seen in a while. It is amazing. If I tried to get all those elements into a knife, it would look like it was made by a blind gypsy. .

 

[Don Hanson III]

Congratulations to both of you. That is one of the nicest folders I have seen in a while. It is amazing. If I tried to get all those elements into a knife, it would look like it was made by a blind gypsy. .

A Blind Gypsy on a Goat Farm Come on Gus, you can do it :thumbup: Thanks, Man!

Joe, when I saw Coops close up's, I freaked. I can't see that good when I'm makin em and with my 1.25 reading glasses

Thanks again folks!

 

[Jon Brand]

back for another peak!

 

[Icehawk]

Beyond gorgeous! I hate to think what a masterpiece like this costs but I am sure glad the bill was footed and this was made.

 

[Kevin Jones]

Beyond gorgeous! I hate to think what a masterpiece like this costs but I am sure glad the bill was footed and this was made.

Thank you Icehawk and for all your positive comments.

Icehawk, this piece was by no means inexpensive, however was less than I have seen other Don Hanson autos recently sell for on the secondary market even though this is the only auto "dagger" he has ever made.