Ken Erickson- guess the pattern

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ken erickson

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Here is something I have been working on between filling orders.

Just a tease, I will post finished pictures when its finished.

Thanks for looking

Ken Erickson
 

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Seahorse Whittler?
Is that how you start it out? I would love to see the project in stages.
Bill
 
WOW, That did not take long! 3 and 5/16 closed length, warn, coping and pen blade , d2 on the blades and 410 milled frame.

Yes, what you see as far as the frame shape is a hardened A2 jig that I make up first. I then "build" the knife over this. If you guys want I will post pictures as I go, I happen to be getting a new Pentax 110d digital slr tomorrow and would be happy to post pictures as I go. A small whittler has always been something I wanted to make.


Ken
 
You're killing me, Ken... now i'm going to have to get back in line for a whittler. Aw, Shucks! ;)

Looking forward to the finished product.

Pictures would be great as well.
 
Hey that would be cool. Please show the pictures as the project develops. I would love to see that.
 
In progress photos would be greatly appreciated. It is starting out a winner in shape and size, just right for my collection.:D
 
Ken when you get finished with it just send it down here I will test it for you :D
And don't forget to put your old school dyed bone on it :)
 
Here are a few pictures a bit further along. I have the blade heat treated, and the grinding has started, the two 410 frames/bolsters. The center tapered spacer if ground. I have the two back springs ready for heat treating and fitting.

Ken
 

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Real interesting Ken! Keep 'em coming.
It is great to see your knife evolve in small increments!
 
coming along. The blades have been 90% ground. The blades and springs fit. The next step will be to mill the frames creating the bolsters.
 

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This is the set of scales I am going to put on. Some of my picked and dyed bone
 

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Ken the scales will really make the knife pop, Appears to be a real beauty coming!
Jim
 
Amazing pictures.

If you could write out a list of the steps you do to make a knife like this.
We all would learn a vast amount about the knives we carry daily.

Thanks
 
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