Osage and damascus bowie

Phillip Patton

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Howdy,

I was going to put a nice ironwood handle and bronze guard on this blade, but I found a small inclusion in the steel while polishing, so I decided to keep it and put a "cheap" handle on it, and use it as a beater knife. :D

This is the first knife I've made with a micarta guard.

Steel: 1095/15n20, about 100 layers

Blade length: 10"

Total length: 15-1/4"

Blade thickness: 1/4"

Guard: black paper micarta

Handle material: osage orange

Pin: bronze


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Thanks for looking!
 
I agree with sharpeknives, your one of my favorite makers. hopefully one day I'll be able to buy one from ya!

Jason
 
Send it my way.

I know you won't be able to stand that inclusion. It will drive you mad! Where as, I won't even notice it.

I am a giver, I know!


I love it.
 
Very nice,I like the contrast between the guard and the handle,and that damascus ain't bad either.Moon
 
Not only is it amazingly good looking, using micarta as a guard? As they say in the commercials, "Brilliant!"
 
Very nice!
How do you get such a good black colour on the bronze?
Does it wear off in time?
 
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