Miniature Jeweiry folder/,,Wild Eyes,, /

Stefan Albert

Stefan Albert

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Miniature jewelry folder/,,Wild Eyes,, /

Typ of knife - miniature folder
Blade steel - Damasteel /Rose/
Hardness - 60-61 Hrc
Lenght - 54 mm
Handle - Damasteel and mamuth tusk
Total Lenght - 120 mm
This little jewel knife a collaboration with my old friend D.Baca .

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Thanks to look at ,if you tell me your opinion please .

Stefan
 
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this Miniature folder looks very refined.:thumbup:
especially at backpocket hole and double groove in handle
very good fit Jeweiry graving
if blade isnt rose swedish powder damascus ,instead of devin thomas or chad nicols,the pattern will be better.personal opion.
 
Another AWESOME expression of your talent Stefan. Those cats look GREAT. As always, you do GREAT work, and that little knife is a jewel.

From a design perspective, I think a different scene on one side would be a little more interesting vs. the same view on both sides.

Peter
 
phoenixcatapult said:
this Miniature folder looks very refined.:thumbup:
especially at backpocket hole and double groove in handle
very good fit Jeweiry graving
if blade isnt rose swedish powder damascus ,instead of devin thomas or chad nicols,the pattern will be better.personal opion.
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Thank You , and yes that is good idea.

Stefan
 
peterinct said:
Another AWESOME expression of your talent Stefan. Those cats look GREAT. As always, you do GREAT work, and that little knife is a jewel.

From a design perspective, I think a different scene on one side would be a little more interesting vs. the same view on both sides.

Peter
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Thank You Peter .

Of course, my friend ,but now it was my idea ,but the size of scrimshaw is 10 x30 mm.You need to think about what can be made .

Best Regards

Stefan
 
Stefan Albert said:
Thank You Peter .

Of course, my friend ,but now it was my idea ,but the size of scrimshaw is 10 x30 mm.You need to think about what can be made .

Best Regards

Stefan
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I understand completely Stefan. Your artistic ability is exceptional. Perhaps a giraffe would fit 10 x 30 mm:D

Peter
 
peterinct said:
I understand completely Stefan. Your artistic ability is exceptional. Perhaps a giraffe would fit 10 x 30 mm:D

Peter
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:D:D Thank You Peter ,but if you want I maked for you one elephant to.:D:D

Regards My friend

Stefan
 
I'll tell you my opinion WONDERFUL! As a person that wears slacks most every day (damn job requirement) I appreciate small knives, I have a hen and rooster that is only about 1.5" closed but unfortunately has stag grips so is thicker than necessary. This is an elegant, perfectly sized gentleman's knife. A man should never be without a knife (of my generation I'm the only one in the family that is 95% sure to have a knife on them. on rare occasions that somebody asks to borrow one and I don't have one everybody stares as if the world is ending) and this knife is one that any man would love to pull out and let friends see.

Beautiful work.

Red
 
Thank You co much Dago Red .

I'm glad you like it,is very difficult to find people's tastes /type, shape, size, decoration/If no request is made .It is still uncertain ,but if you like to feel good.

Regards

Stefan
 
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