Mason Knives says Hello!!

If you have the time Paul, it would be great to hear how you got into making knives, and how you set about learning the cutler's craft :thumbup:
 
Many thanks to everyone who has replied to this thread, i really do value your opinions and appreciate your very kind comments!
You have made me feel very welcome!!!
Look forward to posting some more knives.

All the best

Paul
 
That Sway back jack is a beauty. What is the closed length please?

Charles
 
Hi Chuko and Gevonovich!
thanks for the kind words. The closed length is 3 1/2".
I have posted a knife in your Gentlemens thread, i hope you dont mind!

Paul
 
Nice knives!

My one personal critique is that I would like to see your name on the tang as opposed to the blade...

Keep posting.
 
My Thanks to every one who has taken the time to look at my work. It has been a pleasure to post knives on this forum, and will post some more soon!!

Cheers

Paul
 
Mason Knives said:
My Thanks to every one who has taken the time to look at my work. It has been a pleasure to post knives on this forum...
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Thank you! It's been a pleasure to view them, particularly this recent swayback. Nice wood and it appears to be very well finished.
What's the length closed? Have you made any with a Zulu spear blade?
 
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Thanks Redsparrow!
Closed it is 3 1/2" have made a coffin jack with a spear point blade, thats all. Have you a design in mind that would look good?
ISKski i have looked into a new etching stencil to mark the blade tangs instead of the blade, you are right it will give a cleaner look!
Castillo and avoidspam, nice to see you here too!!

Paul
 
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