Recent content by Djinn

Very nice. I'd have that in the kitchen...

I quite enjoy that, thank you for sharing. Graceful elegant lines, great all around useful shape, great choice of materials, clean work through out.

I like em. Like if Bob made a bird and trout version.

I like that.

Thanks, DeMo.

Ya know, the Japanese blade smiths, polishers, mounters etc all worked seated...

This was the last one for 2015. Blade is 5-1/8" (127mm) guard to tip, 1-6/32' (29mm) wide at the ricaso, .125' (3mm) thick, 9 5/8" (245mm) total length, 1095 carbon steel blade. Aircraft Aluminum bolster/guard. Bolivian Rosewood handle. Full tang construction.

3in and change can't recall exactly, not sure how to describe the shape, brass guard, fiber material, recon lapis lazuli, and antler.

From the end of 2015. 5in swept blade, brass guard, leather, recon turquoise, and antler. Archived another no clay hamon on this one, again not super bold, but it's there.

5in drop point hunter from the end of 2015, 1095 carbon steel managed a "no clay hamon" on this one" doesn't show great, but it's there, brass guard, stacked leather, recon jasper, fiber, and antler handle.

More from the tail end of 2015. A set of four for four brothers, three 5in and one 4in all have aircraft aluminum guards, leather recon turquoise, antler and a rosewood cap.

One I finished up in the tail end of last year, Thought I'd share. Full flat ground drop point blade 4in guard to tip, 1in wide at ricaso, aircraft aluminum guard, leather, recon malachite, antler, with a rosewood butt cap.

The last two months of last year were pretty prolific for me. This is one of them thought I'd share. Blade is 5" (127mm) guard to tip, 1' (25.75mm) wide at the ricaso,9 5/8" total length, 1095 carbon steel blade. Aircraft Aluminum guard. Deer antler, alternative Ivory, and leather handle.

Brilliant!