I.C.C.E What are you bringing to K.C.

Here's one for my table. A carbon steel Loveless style. I made this one in a hidden tang. It's a loose interpretation but it sure feels good in the hand. The blade is 3-3/4 inch and the OAL is 8-1/2 inch. Brown Micarta and stainless.


 
some of my for icce

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Wow!! Karl that's beautiful!! Kris, I see why you want to see it. I hope I get to handle that one before it's gone.

Chris
 
Here's a commemorative Bowie of the show that I will be donating to the ABS at the show. The proceeds from the sale of it will go 100% toward the tuition for an Intro to Bladesmithing class at The Moran School for a deserving youth(s).

You will be able to view the knife on the ABS table at the show. I have left the terms of the sale completely up to the ABS board but that should be determined at the show.

Whomever purchases this knife will not only be getting a nice remembrance of the inaugural show but helping a youth to get a start in this business that we all love.

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Gary
 
MT Damascus said:
Hot damn, Karl, you are bringing the heat!
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Just a little more 'heat':
A Gidgee Fighter. Single Twist, stainless take-down hardware and a spectacular chunk of Ringed Gidgee.
This is also the second knife I've made with my old pin assembly that I have not used for maybe 5 years.
(As a side note - my Damascus is hot-blued. These pictures are taken outside on a crystal clear blue-sky day and the sky is reflected in the 15N20. I like the way it looks in the photo. But that's just me.)





 
Here are a couple of bird and trouts for the show.

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Sparrow Hawks - same bird, different plumage.

Green Sparrow Hawk
Steel: Parkerized O1
Overall Length: 8.5 inches
Blade Length 3.875 inches
Ferrule: Mild steel & Black G-10
Handle: Green Linen Micarta

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Koa Sparrow Hawk
Steel: Hand-sanded O1
Overall Length: 8.5 inches
Blade Length: 3.875 inches
Ferrule: Penned bronze & Black G-10
Handle: Curly Koa

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Look forward to seeing everyone.
 
Great stuff showing up on this thread! Looking forward to the show!

Just a heads up for those driving in Thursday, especially from the east. The Denver Broncos and K.C. Chiefs have a Thursday night football game at Arrowhead. Traffic will really be backed up on I-70 east & west Thursday afternoon, evening.

Even coming up from the south on I-435 to I-70 will be slow close to game time.

Good excuse to arrive early. :)


- Joe
 
canineforge said:
Great stuff showing up on this thread! Looking forward to the show!

Just a heads up for those driving in Thursday, especially from the east. The Denver Broncos and K.C. Chiefs have a Thursday night football game at Arrowhead. Traffic will really be backed up on I-70 east & west Thursday afternoon, evening.

Even coming up from the south on I-435 to I-70 will be slow close to game time.

Good excuse to arrive early. :)- Joe
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Good idea. I plan on being there early enough to go to the reception Thursday evening so I can get a good look at the knives since I will be behind a table for the show and may not get the chance to see everyone's work.

Kevin--Thanks. It's appreciated.
 
Karl, the fighter is really nice if the blade has near the shimmer in person as it does in the photos its a for sure hit.

The crow factor looks way high. "Make it shinny they will pick it up"
 
Gary, gorgeous knife, fine steel ... but mostly you make a very nice gesture! compliments.
 
This is my last knife, then I close the blades in my Pelikan bag, waiting for arrivals Thursday....





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Riccardo Mainolfi
 
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One of Kyle's. W2/15N20 damascus & iron wood.





A Bowie for delivery there. Tapered frame handle, damascus & fossil walrus.





And another pearl folder, slip joint this time. :D





 
Plain bowie, W2, damascus fittings & fossil walrus. With plain Paul Long sheath. Plain probably not the right word?







 
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