A few new ones

[Karl B. Andersen]

Here are a couple I've made over the last few weeks.

Some 100 year old Bakelite, hot blued take-down fittings and W2:

A W2 Bowie with Stabilized Curly Redwood and hot-blued fittings:

A Stabilized Teak Fighter with Crushed Ws Fittings and a W2 blade

Here is a W2 "Deer Guide" with African Blackwood and 416 Stainless take-down fittings

A Curly Walnut hunter with a laminated 1095 blade and stainless steel take-down fittings:

 

[Michael Kemp]

Karl - those are flat-out beautiful!

 

[Jeff Pearce]

Very nice

 

[Denny Eller]

Fantastic knives, Karl. I was especially drawn to the teak fighter.

 

[murphda2]

Beautifull work! I love all of them.

 

[Billy Helton]

Man those are nice. I got to see your demo at the branson show a few years back on how you shap your handles with files. It was a good one and helped me down the road

Thanks
Billy Helton

 

[Indian George]

Sweeeeet!!!!:biggrin:

 

[dan van]

Karl, Very impressive knives and great job of photographing them. Dan

 

[Wolfe]

Love the Hamon on the first one. Knife ain't bad either.

 

[Bruce Bump]

They all look great Karl. The first one is my all time favorite with the hamon and handle color. Have you ever showed your hamon technique before? I screwed up my last W2 blade. Care to share?

 

[ToniMang]

Fantastic Kives!!!

 

[Patrick]

Karl your work is always incredible. Those have some beautiful hamons. Great work and thanks for showing us.

Pat

 

[Pieter]

Looks great.

 

[Carey Quinn]

Very nice Karl. I always enjoy seeing your work and it just keeps getting better.

Carey

 

[Bailey Knives]

Your hamons are outstanding. Seems whatever I do, I can't make a hamon pop like that.

Nice stuff.