Integral San Mai Sub Hilt Fighter - A lot of pictures

ArielSalaverria

ArielSalaverria

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So I finished it and got decent pictures.

Integral San Mai Sub Hilt Fighter
San mai damascus 1010/1070 with a 5160 core.
16 1/4" overall length, 10" blade. 1/4" thickness. Double edged.
Hand made black and grey micarta handle. Cable pins. Leather lanyard with a 1010/1070 "droplet" style bead. Heavy duty handmade leather sheath.


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That's got to be one of the most visually interesting knives I've seen in a long time, and it's done in very good taste to boot.
 
I'd call that the perfect blade for an old country aristocrat.

Lethal, but with tons and tons of pure style.

I love it. :thumbup::D:thumbup:
 
Wow, Just wow!

I'm not prompted to ever say much, but this IMHO is THE most beautiful knife I've ever laid my eyes on!

I would love to inquire as to how much one of these would cost, but I'm afraid my pocket book would not be able to handle such beauty.
 
wow. Seriously. Wow. I love the details, the big picture, everything.

I lucked into a couple dozen pounds of stainless 7 strand cable recently, just shy of 3/16. I've made a couple mosaic pins out of it, but how do you do the cable pins?
 
Thanks guys, I got some orders for similar pieces, so I'll be posting more knives like this in the next years :)

Ariel

koyote said:
I've made a couple mosaic pins out of it, but how do you do the cable pins?
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These one I didn't make! It's the inner cable strand of a bigger diameter one :thumbup: They work perfect for this.

Ariel
 
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