Kiridashi Exhibition.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Hello.

I'm Bladesmith,Thaibladesmith. I made myself.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Look like primitive.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Top,for the left hand.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

The biggest.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Twin claw

Tinbasher · Jul 22, 2007

What will these blades be used for ??

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Tinbasher said:
What will these blades be used for ??

I forge from 5160 used spring steel.

dozencat · Jul 22, 2007

Left and right.

jester · Jul 23, 2007

I believe they are used for leather works.

untamed · Jul 23, 2007

The twin claws and the biggest gets my vote! Nicely photographed as well.

kamkazmoto · Jul 23, 2007

they are used for leather works and for marking wood for cuts. They can be used anywhere that a very precision mark or cut is necessary.

dozencat · Jul 23, 2007

jester said:
I believe they are used for leather works.

Yes, I used it made leather sheath and everything on my table.

dozencat · Jul 23, 2007

untamed said:
The twin claws and the biggest gets my vote! Nicely photographed as well.

Thank you.

dozencat · Jul 23, 2007

kamkazmoto said:
they are used for leather works and for marking wood for cuts. They can be used anywhere that a very precision mark or cut is necessary.

I'm making new blades For EDC.

Keith Montgomery · Jul 25, 2007

They look exactly like they should. Nicely done.

punlor · Jul 25, 2007

beautiful work namaew 12

:thumbup:

TOON · Jul 25, 2007

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

ryan9977 · Jul 27, 2007

dozencat...do you make traditional e-nep's.....ryan

dozencat · Jul 27, 2007

ryan9977 said:
dozencat...do you make traditional e-nep's.....ryan

No,no

I can't make big blades. E-nep maker is " Boonhome " .

I use Boonhome E-nep too,it best for bamboo. Now in Thailand Boonhome E-nep very popular.

pinkcow · Jul 29, 2007

Welcome aboard P'Maew

Dozencat is another bladesmith living in Northern part of Thailand. He is a nice guy with lots of humor and smiles

Mostly his works are forged from O-1 steel and 5160 steel. Though he just starts posting here, he has experience in forging more than 10 years. He will have more works to show in the future.

Another knifemaker from Thailand that all of you may aware is Trisak or Yuna Knives who is a regular poster here and he lives in Northern part of Thailand also.

For how to use this blade, mostly we use in woodworking and gardening. Leather work is another place to put this knife in action.

Beware of work loaded na P'Maew

Cheers,
Ek