Kwaiken - CPM-3V, LVA Carbon Fiber, Ti Bolsters

Great looking knife! Love the overall shape and awesome grind lines.
 
Yep 10,000 apologies, but that is a nice usin' knife right there. I like how it has no choil and is just a continuous curve. It's nice and flat, too, a nice feature.
 
very elegant, very classy, very slicey! that would be an excellent addition to anyone's collection IMO. nice work!
 
Thanks for the kind words guys! Much appreciated.

Mecha this one is a user for sure... sandblasted scales and CPM-3V. Keep up the rocking work yourself! :cool:
 
Hey mecha! At least Daniel uses a metal for his knives that cut!
wait a minute...
never mind.
:D
 
Daniel Fairly Knives said:
Thanks for the kind words guys! Much appreciated.

Mecha this one is a user for sure... sandblasted scales and CPM-3V. Keep up the rocking work yourself! :cool:
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I'm tryin'! :D Did you make the sheath as well? Nice sheaths sometimes get overlooked, and I think that one compliments the knife perfectly.
 
Lycosa said:
Hey mecha! At least Daniel uses a metal for his knives that cut!
wait a minute...
never mind.
:D
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I got this bad paper cut the other day and am now pioneering a new technique with edge packed manila... it's going to be the next big thing!


johnnyfive said:
Amazing work as always.
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Much appreciated!


Mecha said:
I'm tryin'! :D Did you make the sheath as well? Nice sheaths sometimes get overlooked, and I think that one compliments the knife perfectly.
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Thanks, my wife Sara does all of the leatherwork. We have both been making stamps for leatherwork, knifemaking, jewelry, etc and she made the stamp for the pattern too.

Here's another one with a custom made stamp... this one was made to go withe some swirly random damascus.

 
Well done! :):thumbup:
 
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