I was bored

e3ck

e3ck

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So I did this :)
Actualy it's for a customer, he has two others in this pattern,different sizes and damascus patterns.Now he get's a third.
Steel is 152 layers of O-1/1095/L6/15n20
Blade is 4.375" and 9.625" overall, flat grind from .187" stock.
Scales are dyed camel bone with mosaic pin and black liners.
Please forgive the pic's :o

Thank you
e3


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That is real nice! Great pattern on the damascus & the giraffe sets it off.:thumbup::thumbup:
Cheers
Mitch
 
Are you kidding me, that's unreal damascus, design, craftsmanship from tip to stern.

I like the whole package. That's going to be one happy owner :thumbup:
 
Wow thats awesome! I love the deep black of the etch! I have one question though, I cant figure out how you'd get 152 layers from 4 initial layers? Did you begin with 2 then ad 2 more later in the mix?
 
J.S. Carter said:
Wow thats awesome! I love the deep black of the etch! I have one question though, I cant figure out how you'd get 152 layers from 4 initial layers? Did you begin with 2 then ad 2 more later in the mix?
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You fold 19 layers three times

Thanks for the comments everyone:)

e3
 
that is a looker. Only thing I would change if it were mine (I wish) would be a more subdued color for the bone. That is a great shape for a user too (if the owner could ever bring him self to use it).
 
I have to agree about the color of the color of the bone.:eek: I'm a traditionalist I guess. Wonderful knife otherwise. I have some blue handled pieces but not quit that vivid.:)
That is beautiful Damascus and a great shaped blade.:thumbup:
 
THe way the colors contrast between blade and handle is really something special, its weird how they go together!
 
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