FIRESTORM with BLACK POPLAR ... One for the Melbourne Show

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This one just fought me all the way. I guess that must make it a "fighting knife..." :rolleyes: :D

I was stupid enough to keep working on it while I was still sick - its taken 4 weeks to complete (instead of 3 days) ! But its turned out sweeter than I'd hoped. This type of knife is now one of my signature pieces and I didn;t even have one to show at the upcoming Australian Knifemaker's Guild Show this weekend in Melbourne... well, now I do, and just in time.

Comments welcomed. Thanks for looking. Jason.

http://www.fototime.com/ftweb/bin/f...60-A5FCC87BACE2}&exp=f&moddt=38127.8047987847
 
Love it! Great work Jason.............keep 'em coming and put me down for one of those, too! :D
 
That one is gorgeous!!!! I love the ashi -- wish I were enroute to Melbourne right now. :D
 
Wow, what a stunning piecce of wood for the handle. Real nice lines on this little knife.

Roger
 
Jason Cutter said:
This one just fought me all the way. I guess that must make it a "fighting knife..." :rolleyes: :D

Don't quit your day job! :p

This one's real nice! That poplar burl is stunning. The blade to handle ratio on this knife gives it a very balanced look and of course, I love the hamon.
 
Joss, the Starburst is the best name I could come up for it. Hard to see in the pics, but on the back of the guard is some texturing - its multidirectional, so it shimmers differently with the different light angles. I like doing that either on the front or the back of the guards - just something different from the regular satin or polished guards. Takes a bit more time than a straight satin finish, but not difficult - with a Dremel tool. Jason.
 
This is a great knife design. This poplar burl is very different from anything I've seen before. It's a beautiful piece of wood!

Sean
 
I handled this one at the show guys - SIMPLY STUNNING!

Just like everything else on the table... :eek:
 
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