Recent knives with newly completed sheaths by Jack Andress

[Bob Ohlemann]

Just got these back from the sheath maker last week. As a semi-pro photographer, I am told that my knife photography needs to be as good as the knives. Doesn't seem to matter that I'm primarily a equine photographer. Anyway here's a couple new photos of recently completed knives.

Bob

IMG_3842 by Ranger_Bob, on Flickr

IMG_3855 by Ranger_Bob, on Flickr

 

[stereo.pete]

Nice work sir!

 

[machine1960]

Great attention to details! Well thought out and executed. Nice forge.

 

[cmroberts1]

Beautiful knives. Your photography skills are A++++.

Martin

 

[Fishinbo]

Awesome presentation! That's a beautiful work. You sure nailed it.

 

[spearcrow]

I'd say your photography work is just fine. And your knives are quite appealing too!

 

[jacobs]

Hello, I just started knife making back in may 2014 and was wondering if you could give me some pointers on how to make a quality knife such as the one you are showing here. Right now i am using the stock removal method and just sharpening with an angle grinder. Is there certain things i need to do to make a professional looking knife such as yours, such as a forge, or other tools that i will need? any feedback is much appreciated, thanks in advance! Also if you know if any YouTube videos or instructional videos that teach how to make a quality knife as shown i the pictures above, that would be ideal.