Steam Mill Hollow Knife Works

[Don Hanson III]

Nice stuff, Don. Is you family still harvesting that walnut or do you just have another huge stash like you do with all other handle materials??

Joe, it's local walnut my brother scrounges up.

 

[Don Hanson III]

I just had a request to see the rest of the Japanese inspired piece, so here ya go.

9.5" blade, 14.5" oal. Oldass saw steel & Missouri Black Walnut.

 

[betzner]

I just had a request to see the rest of the Japanese inspired piece, so here ya go.

9.5" blade, 14.5" oal. Oldass saw steel & Missouri Black Walnut.

Don, that's a great piece, I really do like that blade's look, too. Same for the hunter.

Bob

 

[Don Hanson III]

Don, that's a great piece, I really do like that blade's look, too. Same for the hunter.

Bob

Thanks Bob!

 

[Dawkind]

Wonderful, Don...[emoji106]


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[Don Hanson III]

Wonderful, Don...[emoji106]


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Thanks Dudley!

 

[jdm61]

That's what I thought. I still have a fews pieces of the stuff that I bought from you a number of years back stashed away. A couple of the bottles of that South African made Warthog London style gunstock finishing kit that I was using on the walnut gummed up on me, including the polishing compound. I still have a full bottle the finish oil, but I have to find some other parts.

Joe, it's local walnut my brother scrounges up.

 

[Don Hanson III]

This walnut is stabilized then we do a boiled linseed oil finish.

 

[black mamba]

Great lookin' hunter, Don!

 

[Don Hanson III]

Great lookin' hunter, Don!

Thanks Jeff!