Integral pair in maple

[steelshaper]

Here is a pair of integral bolster knives I made and sent out recently. They were both forged from O-1. The maple for the handles was supplied by the customer. The pins and tubes are stainless.

The sheaths are made to fit together piggy back style.
Let me know what you think.

 

[T.K.C.]

Those are very nice looking.

 

[tobinsmith]

Those are very clean and beautiful!

Great work!

 

[DanGraves]

Mr. Crump, your work just keeps getting better. Very nice set.

 

[Dawkind]

Very nice pair of knives and sheaths, too......the 'lacing' looks good.

 

[NORCAL HUNTER]

WOW!!! very nice:thumbup:

 

[JasonSCarter]

Whoa! . . .

 

[mrw1]

Real nice set

 

[photonjunkie]

Beautiful work. I really like your integrals.

 

[G. Shahan]

Mr. Crump.

I like those very much.
I am working on my first integral. (I chickened out and will be doing a hidden tang.)
I hope it looks half as good as yours.

Greg

 

[steelshaper]

Thanks so much guys for all the kind words, it really does mean a bunch to me.

 

[David Stifle]

Those are lovely! Good job. Can you tell us a bit more on the sheaths? Unusual look on the lacing.

Dave

 

[69_knives]

Excellent work!

 

[FWO]

Ah those make your loins ache. Well done. The hardest knife to make is of very simple design. There is no place to hide a flaw.

 

[RussMo]

Bill, those are fantastic integrals!!! What are the blade lengths, and OAL on those???

 

[Jim Adams Customs]

Very Nice.

 

[mostho]

Very nice job Mr!

 

[Erin Burke]

Those knives look great. The combination of the light handle material and satin finish is really cool.

Erin

 

[C.Edmondson]

I like!!!ALOT!!!

 

[Mace]

Very cool!
Mace