Merovingian damascus hunter (reloaded)

Manuel Quiroga G.

Manuel Quiroga G.

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Hi guys,
I just finished this one, I had it commissioned, based on a similar knife I made a couple of years ago.
I really like how it turned out.
Hope you like it too.

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Incredible damascus!! Love the frame contrast!!:thumbup: :thumbdn:
Greg
 
Beautiful Knife Manuel!
I really like the frame handle in addition to the beautiful pattern in the steel.
 
Not a thing not to like about this one. Great concept and well executed. Just the type of thing I like when seeing a hunter.
 
Fwaa, that is stunning . That is the best multi bar twist I've seen! Fantastic Manuel.
Cheers Keith
 
peining those pins through the frame must've given you fits!

I REALLY like how your pattern welded steel follows the lines of the blade. It's always a little disappointing to see a knife with carefully made, patterned steel that doesn't match up with the lines of the knife. Kinda kills it for me actually, and would be a deal breaker. Might as well go random pattern in that case.

WELL done sir!
 
Just great, Manuel !
Bravo !
What kind of wood is the handle ?
Thanks for showing !

Doug
 
oh ho! But I do! I tried it once- the oblique angle is very hard to deal with.
 
Great looking hunter with an appealing dark look. I love that Merovingian pattern. I actually once owned the first knife that Rodrigo Sfreddo made with that pattern.

Marcel
 
Lorien said:
I REALLY like how your pattern welded steel follows the lines of the blade. It's always a little disappointing to see a knife with carefully made, patterned steel that doesn't match up with the lines of the knife. Kinda kills it for me actually, and would be a deal breaker. Might as well go random pattern in that case.

WELL done sir!
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