2019 Slippies

[stefand]

It's been a while since I last posted so here are some of my recent slippies.

 

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[Dennis Morland]

Man those are nice.

 

[stefand]

Man those are nice.

Thanks Dennis

 

[Smallshop]

Beautiful work. That blue one is so bold looking...love it. All are amazing...

 

[Sean Jones]

Those are really nice...I especially like the second one.

 

[Fabio Santos]

Wow man that is Awesome!

 

[BrandantR]

Always a pleasure to see your work, Stefan. Thanks for sharing.

 

[C Craft]

Your work is awesome!!

 

[Jason Volkert]

I really like that last 1

 

[Don Robinson]

I really like that last 1

Made my day! Thanks!

 

[bladegrinder]

Beautiful work Stefand !

 

[Don Robinson]

What's the purpose of the blade with the notch at the point?

 

[IanF]

Beautiful work. I assume the notched blade is for opening whilst maintaining the blade curved profile at the cutting edge - I really like it and have not seen that before.

 

[stefand]

What's the purpose of the blade with the notch at the point?

Beautiful work. I assume the notched blade is for opening whilst maintaining the blade curved profile at the cutting edge - I really like it and have not seen that before.

The blade shape is a 1 arm opening or amputee design. After WW2 or WW2 (not sure) many of the men came home with an arm or hand missing. The idea is that you can hook the tip on your trouser pocket or the edge of a table to assist in opening.

 

[Don Robinson]

The blade shape is a 1 arm opening or amputee design. After WW2 or WW2 (not sure) many of the men came home with an arm or hand missing. The idea is that you can hook the tip on your trouser pocket or the edge of a table to assist in opening.

I had forgotten that! Thanks.

 

[Doon]

Very fine work! I really like that hammered finish on the bottom pic.

 

[Kevin Zito]

I love them all!!! Absolutely beautiful!

 

[BossDog]

Nice work. The notched tip'd one is intriguing and I like the back story for it.