New member and E-nep Thai knife

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Karan Rahan

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Hello! I is a new member. I lives in Thailand. Be glad that get know with everyone.

this is my knife. I made it myself.: D

E-nep knife.

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Thank for view.: p
 
nice job on the knife. wondering if perhaps a stainless pin might be better than the brass if available. welcome to BFC
 
Very nice work.... :)

I have a similar blade, not nearly as nice, that I got years ago from a friend of mine that lives in Thailand...it's one of the best choppers that I ever had and use it often during the summers. :cool:
 
Very nice E Nep Karan Rahan. I have a question that I've been wanting to ask to an E Nep maker. Why do so many E Neps have these deep grooves in the steel like the ones in the knife on this link? It might be the obvious bracket grooves but I've never seen it on other knives made from leaf springs.

http://www.aranyik-shop.com/
 
saxon said:
Very nice E Nep Karan Rahan. I have a question that I've been wanting to ask to an E Nep maker. Why do so many E Neps have these deep grooves in the steel like the ones in the knife on this link? It might be the obvious bracket grooves but I've never seen it on other knives made from leaf springs.

http://www.aranyik-shop.com/
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Knives in your link, made from rotary saws for cutting stone.: D
 
Ahhh thanks, I never thought of those saw blades being used. Must be a Thai thing because I don't see that from other countries .
 
Hi Karan,

That is an awesome looking E-nep. 2 questions, please:

How far back in the handle does the tang go?

Have any pictures of your knives in use, or the stuff they have chopped?

Thanks.
 
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