New Isotope Model

dson · Oct 28, 2003

3D Isotope Preview

fishface5 · Oct 28, 2003

dylan_d · Oct 28, 2003

You've amazed me again

DO the ridges hinder the cutting ability at all? And can we see a regular photo

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Dawkind · Oct 28, 2003

Originally posted by dylan_d
DO the ridges hinder the cutting ability at all?

That thing'd cut through hide like a chain saw!!!

Probably even better than a "Ginsu Kitchen Knife"........

Awsome work Larry, as usual.........

Keith Montgomery · Oct 29, 2003

Marvelous, absolutely marvelous. I love what you are doing with your designs these days.

Rothrandir · Oct 29, 2003

wow those are amazing!

very unique, i love it!

SharpByCoop · Oct 29, 2003

Ahhhh, you trickster! I saved the image and converted it with 'invert' in PShop. WOW!!!! (Hint: Ironwood...

)

Get those thumbstuds on and give us the full scoop! I love it. This one is my fave of yours!

Coop

dson · Oct 29, 2003

Originally posted by Keith Montgomery
...............love what you are doing with your designs these days.

And nights Keith...

Originally posted by Coop .....Ahhhh, you trickster! I saved the image and converted it with 'invert' in PShop. WOW!!!! (Hint: Ironwood...)

Nooo, you da trickster and you've gotten outta yer box...

btw some Ironwood is on the way..and here's some Snakewood that didn't survive the machining process...I'll be posting the entire set when I finish tonight.....hey thanks for taking a peek, I appreciate that...tanto, hmmmmmmm, lazza

ddushane · Oct 29, 2003

Coooooooool, Dwayne

Joss · Oct 29, 2003

Cool! Do you think you could do that on pearl or ivory?

golok · Oct 29, 2003

Love at first sight!

Bigjohn · Oct 29, 2003

Larry, as usual you passed your last benchmark. Beautiful execution...and cool pics too

Matt Shade · Oct 29, 2003

From the standpoint of trying to make that, DAMN!

I think you need to give me that mill before you wear it out

I love the lines of your knives, and I have a feeling the ridges on the blade make for about the most wear resistant finish you can get. I'd have to handle/use one before I really got warmed up to the blade finsih though. Seems like it would make cutting and sharpening a little bit different.
Very nice work

dson · Oct 30, 2003

Originally posted by Joss
Cool! Do you think you could do that on pearl or ivory?

Joss, like this?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate it and glad you like this one. larryd

Joss · Oct 30, 2003

Indeedy. Wow....

dylan_d · Oct 30, 2003

Larry do the ridges goe all the way down to the edge? Are they actually part of the ege?

dson · Oct 30, 2003

Originally posted by dylan_d
Larry do the ridges goe all the way down to the edge? Are they actually part of the ege?

They stop just above the cutting edge Dylan as you sharpen this knife the "grooves" retreat as the new edge is shaped.
This might help.

dylan_d · Oct 30, 2003

WOW! That definitely helps

That is amazing, I'm gonna have to get one...

New Isotope Model

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