New Damascus and Walrus ivory folder

[Chuck Gedraitis Knives]

The blade is 3-1/8 inches of Al May ladder pattern damascus. The bolsters are Chad Nichols Mosaic that I hot blued and the scales are fossil walrus ivory. The liners are titanium and have been anodized light blue. The backbar is twist damascus and has been fileworked in a raised rope pattern. The screws, liners, thumbstud and backbar have all been fully fileworked. I have also carved the walrus ivory scales with some radiused groves making the handles feel like they are 3 pieces. Overall length is 7-3/8 inches.
Thanks for looking,
Chuck

 

[peterinct]

Looks good. It would be interesting to see the filework on the backbar.

Peter

 

[S.Knowles]

Nice Job Chuck, I like the the lines of the carved ivory with the lines of the bolster. The Blueing really sets off the blade and ivory.

Shawn

 

[Lorien]

I like the knife, goes without saying.
But I love the filework that you do on the screws and thumbstuds on your knives. It's a really nice touch and you don't see much of that around.
:thumbup:

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Another superb Gedraitis knife. The groves in the ivory are a very nice touch, and so is the file work on the screws. That is a really beautiful ladder pattern.

 

[John R. Fraps]

Beautiful Art, Chuck!

 

[Chuck Gedraitis Knives]

I added pics of the filework

 

[Lorien]

Oooo, aaahh!:thumbup:

 

[laramieknives]

Love the colors! Very warm feel to them. A fine gentleman's knife.