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I'm not sure is this forum is the correct place to post this or not, so please forgive me if it is not.
I just finished this carving set for a customer who requested it be on his table for the Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays and when all the pieces came together I was truly touched by it. Now I know a Bladesmith should not take this attitude towards his own work, but I truly believe it to be the finest thing I have ever made to this point and my only intention is to share this set with the world.
The Royal blue velvet lined box is African Mahogany and brings the set to life. Both the knife and fork were hand forged out of 1095 carbon steel and both have a 2000+ grit traditional hand polish. The German Silver furniture was engraved by Joe Mason and truly make the ivory look elegant and timeless. Balance on both the knife and fork is centered on the forward bolster and makes them feel like and extension of your hand. The knife was polished and not etched to show the activity in the Hamon and I regret that the photographs do not express the warmth of the set and are poor quality.
Thank you for looking and I apologize if was out of line in any way.
Dale Baxter
www.baxterknives.com
I just finished this carving set for a customer who requested it be on his table for the Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays and when all the pieces came together I was truly touched by it. Now I know a Bladesmith should not take this attitude towards his own work, but I truly believe it to be the finest thing I have ever made to this point and my only intention is to share this set with the world.
The Royal blue velvet lined box is African Mahogany and brings the set to life. Both the knife and fork were hand forged out of 1095 carbon steel and both have a 2000+ grit traditional hand polish. The German Silver furniture was engraved by Joe Mason and truly make the ivory look elegant and timeless. Balance on both the knife and fork is centered on the forward bolster and makes them feel like and extension of your hand. The knife was polished and not etched to show the activity in the Hamon and I regret that the photographs do not express the warmth of the set and are poor quality.
Thank you for looking and I apologize if was out of line in any way.
Dale Baxter
www.baxterknives.com