Last one -- sheepsfoot

[Burchtree]

Last cord wrap for a bit . . . maybe. Time to get back to some other stuff, I just couldn't help myself for a bit. 3/16 W-2 with a little under a 4-inch blade.

 

[J. Shorter]

Nice looking hammon Burch!
Jerry

 

[Darren Ellis]

Looks really good Michael!



-Darren

 

[Mark Williams]

Wow Michael,

You've got the hamon thing down dont ya'. lookin good!!

 

[J. Neilson]

Very Nice!!! That looks great and again, the hamon is outstanding. I never tried this type of knife before, I think I'll just leave it to the expert.

 

[John Andrews]

Michael, really nice, and that hamon line just jumps right out at us. I really like it, fella.

 

[B . Buxton]

looks really good michael, what are you useing for clay coating, satinite?? are you going to Duncans hammer in next weekend (17-18)


Bill

 

[Danbo]

My advice is for you to send that cheesy looking piece of junk to me, so that I can destroy it before anybody else has a chance to see it!



Just kiddin; you definitely DON"T need to stop making these, as you are getting pretty good at them.

 

[Burchtree]

Thanks everyone for the kind comments --

Bill -- Yup, I've got a big ol' jar of satanite I got from Darren Ellis that I'm using. Thanks for reminding me about the hammerin, I'm going to try to make it. I definitely need to watch some of you guys do some real forging, my hammering skills is pretty lackluster. :grumpy:

 

[ddavelarsen]

Another winner Michael! Thanks for sharing, what do you use for menuki?

 

[Will52100]

Looks good, good functional shape, like it'd be at home in a woodworkers fine tool chest, or anywhere for that matter.