My first chute knife.

Phillip Patton

Phillip Patton

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Steel: Damascus mixture of 1080, 1095, and 8670, approximately 150 layers

Blade length: 6-1/8"

Blade width: 1-3/8"

Total length: 11-1/4"

Guard: 416 stainless

Handle: Osage Orange burl



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Very nice, I love the damascus and how all the layers flow to the tip. Very nice flow on the ridge from the upper and lower edges. not a big fan of Osage, but it works great on this knife. I would say you nailed this one. Steven
 
Phillip you never stop amazing me!! That is beautiful, I can't wait to get one of your knives this year!!:D
 
Wow! Your Damascus looks awesome and great knife all round. I say it again "that's another PP classic" :)

Knife # 1154 that's allot of knives made Phillip in how many years?

When you hit two thousand made have the biggest and best steak dinner you can find.
 
Fantastic combination of damascus and this wood,beautiful contrast.I have seen a lot of makers, you surprise me in a good way.I wish I lived in the USA and could buy one
 
SpearZ said:
Wow! Your Damascus looks awesome and great knife all round. I say it again "that's another PP classic" :)

Knife # 1154 that's allot of knives made Phillip in how many years?

When you hit two thousand made have the biggest and best steak dinner you can find.
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:) On the advice of some people, I started the serial numbers at 1000, so I've actually only made about 160. I don't know which way would have been better. :confused:
 
What more is there to say??

Perhaps -- 'I'd buy one!' Love the fit and finish...and that osage handle.

Terrific work, sir.
 
Way ot Go Philip,that's an EXCELLENT Chute knife.It's even Better knowing it's your first.
Buddy S.:cool: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
That is a very nice knife! The combination of that damascus with the wood is brilliant!
Keep up the good work!
 
That really is a sweet knife! It has a very clean, classic sort of look to it. Nice work:thumbup:
 
Thanks guys. kbaknife, yes I am pleased, although next time I'm going to use damascus with higher layer count. With this few layers, the pattern on the flats looks a little splotchy.
 
Very Very nice knife. Nothing like a large picture to show how good fit and finish really are. and yours looks really well done. Something to be proud of having made!
 
Please forgive the noobie question, but why is it called a "chute" knife??

And what a beautiful chute knife it is too!!

:D
 
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