S35Vn/Ti/Mokuti Integral...

[GTCknives]

S35Vn/Ti/Mokuti Integral. Lots of work on this one. First one with hidden pivot as well. Thanks for looking!

 

[Grayzer86]

That is absolutely stunning, just beautiful

 

[ROBB]

That is sweet.

 

[Padad24al]

As always, BAD TO THE BONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Dawkind]

You never fail to bring a smile to my face when I see your work....another exceptional piece.

 

[Seven1Niner]

Gus - Astounding knife! My jaw just dropped when I browsed the photos on this thread.

Thanks for posting.

 

[pap11y]

This is an awesome looking knife.

I love its originality and execution.

 

[Ochs]

Gus, This one is really a stunning piece of work! You my friend have hit this one out of the park. :thumbup:

Eric

 

[Adam Reese]

That is nice!! I don't even want to imagine how long that thing took!

-Adam

 

[JB12]

That is one beautiful knife!!!

 

[marcello knifemaker]

Hallo Gus ,I like it very much
can you explain how is the Mokuti fixed on the other metal?
thank you

 

[Lycosa]

PURE Energi!
Rolf

 

[GTCknives]

Thanks all for the comments!
Marcello, the inlays are glued with long time cure epoxy. To grind them in place I use another glue, one that can be released with heat. Then I take them apart, heat color the mokuti and put them in place again. The second step don't allow me to make any mistakes.

 

[MT Damascus]

Gus, this is one of my favorites from you. Your work is truely impressive.



Kris

 

[Lorien]

man that's a cool knife

 

[claudio-cas]

Very nice... Great work!
Claudio

 

[remy b]

Fantastic !

I'd rather not know how much work you put into that one!!!

:thumbup:

 

[Salem Straub]

Impressive. Great work!

 

[jdm61]

Wow!!! That's incredible, Gus. Did you still use your ball bearing system? How thick are the handle inlays?

 

[GTCknives]

Thanks Joe! Use them in 100% of the knives I build.
The handle inlays are 2.0mm thick, the frame walls are 4mm.