Marcin Tomaszewski - my works

[killrathi]

Hi there
Some of you know me and my knives or blades from knife exchange subforum, some of you have them
I decided to open this thread to show you my recent works, because not all are available but I think they are still worth to show them

Leuku.
Blade is made from 80CrV2 carbon steel. Handle from stabilized maple burl, leather and antler. Total length circa 33 cm, blade 20 cm

Mammoth hunter
Blade forged from Polish carbon steel N9E (similar to 1095) with hammon. Handle from brass, leather, stabilized mammoth tooth and maple burl. Total length circa 23,5 cm

Yakutian style
I love this knives... I can forge them all time
This one is forged from 80CrV2 carbon steel. Handle is one block of maple burl. Total length circa 23,5 cm. Knife is light - only 89 grams

to be continued...

 

[jbib]

I'm always confronted with a dilemma when viewing such handsome work. My first thought is, "I have to have that!". My second is, " now that my pirating days on the seven seas are over, for what?". OUTSTANDING

 

[fishface5]

Wow that yakut - chef's kiss!

 

[beeinak]

Beautiful knives. I find the Yakut knives intriguing- that one is really nice.

 

[killrathi]

These are actually very interesting and little-known knives
A few earlier ones:

Stabilized karelian birch and birch bark:

how it was made:

second one is karelian birch too. This one is big - over 26 cm overall

and non stabilized maple burl

 

[Dawkind]

Great work…

 

[beeinak]

Thank you for posting the Yakut being made video- very cool.

 

[Win Heger]

Love your work! The Yakut style is something I've looked at for a while. We have a very close friend that was born and raised until her early teens in Siberia, I know at one point I'll get her a Yakut, yours are exceptional.

 

[jfk1110]

These are actually very interesting and little-known knives
A few earlier ones:

Stabilized karelian birch and birch bark:

how it was made:

second one is karelian birch too. This one is big - over 26 cm overall

and non stabilized maple burl

Great looking blades..........Yakut knives are so cool.......Literally and figurative....... Coldest place in the northern hemisphere........

Glad to see you back around..... Looking forward to seeing your future endeavors.......

 

[jbib]

These are actually very interesting and little-known knives
A few earlier ones:

Stabilized karelian birch and birch bark:

how it was made:

second one is karelian birch too. This one is big - over 26 cm overall

and non stabilized maple burl

Now you're just showing off! Keep it up.

 

[Dusty One]

Very Nice looking work !!