Sanmai fighter with snakewood and bronze liners.

Magnus Axelson · Nov 10, 2008

Finally another knife done:
I used Snakewood and fileworked oxidized bronze liners for the handle.
After etching it I discovered a small crack along the spine of the blade
Its not that bad thou....

I am planning to make some kind of lanyard with a small piece of wood/bronze attached to it.
But I don`t know if I should make a long lanyard or a shorter one.
I don`t know if the small piece should be on the end or at the begining of the lanyard.....

Then there is the sheath...., open spine or a more "normal" version....?

Pleace, any ideas and/or opinions regarding this is most welcome!

Might let a possible customer decide this...?

Thanks for looking!

Regards
/Magnus

butchesforge · Nov 10, 2008

Magnus,beautiful job,very sinuous flow,candy for the eyes :thumbup::thumbup:
Regards Butch

peterinct · Nov 10, 2008

That snakewood is exceptional.

Peter

Keith Montgomery · Nov 10, 2008

As always, incredible workmanship.

Kevin Jones · Nov 10, 2008

Very nice.
No beautiful and complementing sheath this time?

stefanj · Nov 10, 2008

Magnus nice to see you!

That is one sexy blade!!!!

john gage · Nov 10, 2008

Magnus, I am a huge fan of your blades. I love your style and execution, and this one is no exception.

Dr Heelhook · Nov 11, 2008

Så jävla läckert.

Magnus Axelson · Nov 11, 2008

Thank you all for your kind words, they are as allways, very appreciated!

Kevin Jones said:
Very nice.
No beautiful and complementing sheath this time?

Sheath comming up soon...

john gage said:
Magnus, I am a huge fan of your blades. I love your style and execution, and this one is no exception.

I really like your knives as well! Thanks!

Dr Heelhook said:
Så jävla läckert.

Tackar!

Regards
/Magnus

nikoknife48 · Nov 11, 2008

That would be a great dragon slayer. The etching is surpurb. I think a more normal version sheath to contain this wicked blade.

D lisch · Nov 11, 2008

I love it very cool