Lui - the smaller knife with hamon and bog oak

[Petr Melicharek]

Hi everyone .

Today something more simple A smaller knife with hamon. Thanks for watching Petr


Lui

Blade -Forged steel 1,1545 (W5) , hamon quenched
Guard and pommel - patinated mild steel
Handle- Bog oak
Average length - 21,5 cm (8,5inches aprox) , blade - 9,3 cm (3,7 inches aprox).
Blade width 30 mm (1,2 inch aprox) , blade thickness 4 mm(0,16inch).

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[Chris Larrikin]

I love everything about it, from the utilitarian design, to the small touches of class (that bolster and lanyard hole!) to the way it's finished off with a minimalist but classy sheath. Pure awesome.

A note on the photos. It may well just be me, but without any frame of reference the knife blade looks much smaller than it is. If I hadn't seen the description I would have sworn the blade was only 6cm long.

 

[Dawkind]

Another exemplary piece...well done.


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[Jelle B. Hazenberg]

Beautiful style.

 

[john april]

i love your pommels, always artistic.

 

[Justin.P]

That is a gorgeous knife, the dark theme is fantastic.

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[Craig Daniel]

Hey Petr, Your work is exemplary.

 

[Kevin Jones]

I like it, looks to be a very handy little knife.
Nice photography as well.

 

[Petr Melicharek]

Chris Larrikin : Yea .. I understand what do you mean. I was thinking many times to add one more picture with the knife in my hand Problem is that im making pictures outside and using "macro" lent . so the knife wont fit into frame when i have it in my hand and i usually dont have other lent with me .. but i will think about it . thanks for the point


Thanks everyone for your comments !

 

[kevin (theprofessor)]

that is a cute little knife. I especially like to bolsters. good job!