"The Making Of ..." photos - anyone interested ?

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Jason Cutter

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Just for fun, I took photos all along the process of making my recent Firestorm Bowie with Rados damascus. I was thinking of some sort of "How I make Knives..." kinda pictorial. I also thought the new owner would appreciate it. It definitely is missing some crucial steps of the process, but I think it could be helpful to show exactly how the knife is made. Anyway, without further rambling, here they are :- Thanks. Jason.

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http://fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dl...F8-7B7BA1445C29}&exp=f&moddt=38012.4332673032

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http://fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dl...6C-32029F54C806}&exp=f&moddt=38012.4332801389

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http://fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dl...C6-1C2E5FDFFDF2}&exp=f&moddt=38012.4332953356
 
a think a pic by pic progress is always super cool. It's interesting to see the steps. Very cool:cool:
 
Jason,
Thanks for taking the time to post the pictures. It is always interesting to see how other makers do what they do. Very nice finished piece.

Tom
 
Now that is a gorgeous knife! Nice choice of steel, blade profile, blued guard and handle material. I like the progress pics too.... keep 'em coming!
 
DEA: hold the cursor over it till the box shows up in the lower right... click it(the small box) to see bigger pics.
 
I think you should do that to all your knives...if the dude is a collector he could actually frame the pictures and keep it with the knife...

Great idea...you really are thinking about your customers...
 
Originally posted by VampyreWolf
DEA: hold the cursor over it till the box shows up in the lower right... click it(the small box) to see bigger pics.
Click to expand...

huh? i already disabled the size to fit browser option
 
Excellent pic's (thanks for sharing) !

The finished product turned out beautifully ! :)

Great Job :D
 
I love these kinds of threads. They teach me a great deal about how knives are made and I appreciate the effort put into posting a thread like this.

Thanks Jason.
 
Im always interested to see how other makers do things. Very nice work and thanks for sharing.
 
Sweet Jason,

Thanks for taking the time to make the photos.

Of course now I have a hundred questions! But I enjoyed them none the less.

Maybe I could stop by some afternoon.

Don't I wish!

Steve
 
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