Hello guys.
Here's a reptile - insect something. This is I think one of the nuttiest me work. My very first attempt to scribble something on the handle. And look at the handle on top side.
It seems the human hand is very adaptive, because despite its appearance fits comfortably in my hand.
Blade - 386 layers Damascus steel hand forged of 80CrV2/L2/ and 75Ni8 /1.5634/ Hardness - 60 61 HRC after tempering. Differentially heat treated with clay.
Handle corian and impregnate alder tree.
Separators bronze and ebony mosaic.
The sheath is made of 3 mm. thick cow leather.
When I done shooting, the knife was still not sharpened, but it is now.
If you want a larger image, you can click on the photo.
On the upper side of the line are centimeters - inches are from the bottom.
The price is 300 $ including shipping.
mik.kochev@gmail.com
Paypal only please.
The knife goes to the first "I'll take it."
Those of you who would like to see more of my knives can look at my website. Now with some available for sale knives:
http://www.mk-jewel.com/index.html
Thanks for watching.
Michael.
Here's a reptile - insect something. This is I think one of the nuttiest me work. My very first attempt to scribble something on the handle. And look at the handle on top side.
It seems the human hand is very adaptive, because despite its appearance fits comfortably in my hand.
Blade - 386 layers Damascus steel hand forged of 80CrV2/L2/ and 75Ni8 /1.5634/ Hardness - 60 61 HRC after tempering. Differentially heat treated with clay.
Handle corian and impregnate alder tree.
Separators bronze and ebony mosaic.
The sheath is made of 3 mm. thick cow leather.
When I done shooting, the knife was still not sharpened, but it is now.
If you want a larger image, you can click on the photo.
On the upper side of the line are centimeters - inches are from the bottom.
The price is 300 $ including shipping.
mik.kochev@gmail.com
Paypal only please.
The knife goes to the first "I'll take it."
Those of you who would like to see more of my knives can look at my website. Now with some available for sale knives:
http://www.mk-jewel.com/index.html
Thanks for watching.
Michael.
seriously though, it is simply beautiful craftsmanship. it looks like it could win an award. all respect