Persian hunter. WIP added

chuxwan · May 25, 2013

chuxwan · May 25, 2013

Manuel Quiroga G. · May 25, 2013

Thanks a lot chuxwan!!!
You saved my life.

chuxwan · May 25, 2013

No problem at all, thanks for sharing this awesome knife and WIP!

Pete_H · May 25, 2013

A clear example that the term "Apprentice" can be extremely misleading. You, Sir, are already a master of your craft.

keithf · May 25, 2013

Absolutely super cool Manuel ! Thanks for the wip, fantastic to see other makers shops and the methods they employ. Thanks alot.
Cheers Keith

Kevin Jones · May 25, 2013

I'm not really a Persian fan, but this piece is very well executed as is usual with your knives. :thumbup::thumbup:

Zuluninja · May 25, 2013

Magnifico, Manuel!

Manuel Quiroga G. · May 26, 2013

Thanks a lot guys!

Calhoon · May 26, 2013

I am a Persian fan and I don't like it I love it! Thanks as well for the W:thumbup:IP!

The Amazing Virginian · May 26, 2013

Good job, Manuel. I do believe that is the best knife of yours that I have seen thus far. Congrats.

MNofUSN · May 26, 2013

WOW..........Just wow. that is one of the best Damascus patterns I have ever seen!

marianoyannoni · May 27, 2013

very nice work
Manu
te felicito papá

marianoyannoni · May 27, 2013

very nice work
Manu
te felicito papá

Manuel Quiroga G. · May 27, 2013

Thank you all!

Mike Quesenberry · May 27, 2013

Outstanding work! Thanks for the WIP. I'm gonna try that pattern one of these days. Your information is very helpful.

Doug C · May 27, 2013

What a thread.

Really, really nice Persian WOW !
As firsts go it looks perfect.
Love that pattern, Manuel.

Doug

Manuel Quiroga G. · May 27, 2013

Mike Quesenberry said:
Outstanding work! Thanks for the WIP. I'm gonna try that pattern one of these days. Your information is very helpful.

Thank you Mike! When you try it, if you have any doubt don't hesitate in asking me.

Thank you Doug!

guaise · May 28, 2013

so nice.

Travis Fry · Sep 5, 2013

Manuel, I'm resurrecting this thread from the dead in order to ask you about your twisting setup. I can see it a little bit in your pictures (end of post 17, beginning of 18), but if you have a picture of the whole thing and could maybe tell a little bit about about how it works, I would greatly appreciate it.