Long step by step

[M Daletzky]

Hi, my name is Mauricio Daletzky. I'm Argentinian and I want to show you a work I've done and the way I did it as a kind of introducing myself with an extensive step by step (lots of pictures).

A client asked me a replica of one of my knives and I took photos to document this work.

I hope that you don'tt get tired of so many pictures

Thanks for viewing and comment.

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[Todd Miller]

Looks great so far, I am looking forward to see where this goes. Welcome. Todd

 

[D.Crawford]

Very impressive Mauricio. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

 

[jms2021]

Very nice! Looking forward to seeing more!

 

[Lorien]

that is TIGHT! Wootzy almost...

 

[hmarziali]

Hello my friend. This will be a great thread, I'm sure.
I look forward

Un abrazo
Horacio

 

[bobbywett]

Awesome tutorial Mauricio....:thumbup:

 

[M Daletzky]

Hi guys, continuing with the step by step, let me tell you that while I'm forging three blades at the same time, I'm going to finish just one which will be an interpretation of a criollo knife with sheath and handle in ebony and damascus. With gold inlay and ivory micro-carvings.

To be continued ...

 

[cbr900son]

WOW the work is amazing

 

[jball1125]

This is an awesome thread with some very detailed pictures. Thanks for sharing!

 

[peterinct]

WOW!!! Looking VERY good so far.

Thanks for posting your work Mauricio.

Peter

 

[Dave Behrens]

Very nice work. Post more pics soon.

 

[RoyalM]

Great work mate and thanks for taking the time to document how you got there.

 

[Manuel Quiroga G.]

Hello Mauricio, glad to see you here man!

Guys, get ready, Mauricio's work is outstanding...

 

[Kevin Jones]

Yes, very cool

 

[claudio-cas]

Hi Mauricio, good to see you here!!!!
This work is wonderful!!
Claudio

 

[hmarziali]

hey guys, take a look at this grinder. I've just bought one of them ... it's great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLkeNoIKC90

Horacio

 

[ScottRoush]

well I've just learned more in the last 5 minutes than I have in a month. Thank you so much for posting this!

 

[M Daletzky]

Hi, continuing with the tutorial let me tell you that I'm going to dedicate this stage to perform the following steps, normalized blade, prepared the strip of gold, coined in blade, normalize again, hardening, tempering and inlay work on the button.

I also want to thank you for watching and comment. I apologize for my English, I'm not sure if I wrote the right terminology.
Regards.

Ps:The waves on the blade pattern was inspired from a work of Bruce Bump. Thanks Bruce.

To be continued ...

 

[David Sharp]

Who cares if your English isn't perfect; a picture is worth a thousand words!!! (BTW so far the narration is impeccable) Thanks for sharing your skills and great pictures! :thumbup: