Kitchen knives my son made

[Gene Kimmi]

Kyle was home from college and wanted to make some kitchen knives. These are his 4th, 5th and 6th knives he's made.

All are out of .060" 15N20, have a plungeless grind with dyed maple burl handles with dyed, curly maple bolsters.







I think they came out really good. Theses large, thin knives are some of the hardest knives to grind for me and he caught on to it pretty quick.

 

[Gene Kimmi]

Looks like Postimage is having problems. Here are the pictures.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Gene - your son has talent. And a pretty good teacher. Great job!

 

[DanF]

Excellent job on one of the more difficult styles to choose from!

 

[Rick Otts]

Great looking knifes and he has a good teacher.

 

[C Craft]

Gene he is a natural, with immense talent!

 

[KenH]

Chip off on the old block - those are good.

 

[Sean Jones]

Those are very nice...good job!

 

[Jason Volkert]

Nice work!!

 

[opaul]

Those are really nice. I know you are beaming!

 

[MikeL]

Great job. Only 6 knives up to now! He has made it look easy.

 

[Kevin Zito]

Those are fantastic! Love the style and colors!

 

[Merle]

Very nice!

 

[Von Gruff]

Very good set of knives that will continue to be a pleasure to look at and use in the years ahead

 

[Smallshop]

gene did he design those also? They're amazing...the small one...wow!

 

[Gene Kimmi]

Thanks for the compliments. I’m pretty proud of the job he did.

gene did he design those also? They're amazing...the small one...wow!

These are a design I have been doing for about a year now. I’ve fine tuned things on the chef knife here and there, but the paring design has stayed the same.