Non-traditional San Mai Tanto

gga357

gga357

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Claudio's version of a tanto, another example of his great talent.
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[video=youtube;Xo32hjdnXTU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo32hjdnXTU[/video]
 
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I'm no expert but I recon he has absolutely nailed the shape of the blade and flow through the handle. Another stunner.
 
The sori and the belly of the blade look devastatingly good.
Very cool, Claudio.
Thanks, Greg.

Doug
 
Thanks Greg for the publication and the patience to wait for this knife.
I'm glad you like.

Best regards and thanks for everything.
Claudio

With your permission, here attached the video again because I think not you get to visualize in your post ..
[video=youtube;Xo32hjdnXTU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo32hjdnXTU[/video]
 
Love that blade.....nice score and another super piece from Claudio. :)
 
Doug C said:
The sori and the belly of the blade look devastatingly good.
Very cool, Claudio.
Thanks, Greg.

Doug
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Thanks Doug, can't wait to have it in hand.


Kohai999 said:
Habaki would make it complete!

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
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STeven, I think we left enough material in the right shape to make a saya a viable option. I am going to give a try.


Dawkind said:
Love that blade.....nice score and another super piece from Claudio. :)
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Thanks Dudley.
 
gga357 said:
STeven, I think we left enough material in the right shape to make a saya a viable option. I am going to give a try.
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The handle will probably need to be set back a bit so you don't run into the grind, but there should be enough material left to pull it together. Very similar in appearance to the things Scott Slobodian does.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
 
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