made this today
ended up polishing all the drill holes aswell
after the pic was taken
made this today
ended up polishing all the drill holes aswell
after the pic was taken
glad you like it
its made from N690 (Bohler steel's version of 440c with extra tungsten)
recurve grind,fileworked and handrubbed to 1500 grit
OAL 5" 127mm BL 2" 50mm thickness 5/32" 4mm
took the extra time to file and polish all the finger curves to a
nice friendly profile... it can be held in many ways,using blade up or down etc
or like a small paring knife grip
I have had a good reaction from everyone
so I will look at making a few of these (dozen max)
(one at a time) in the future
I also have some nice 440c in 1/4' 7mm thick stock which would be really nice for this type of style
I will try to keep the cost down but don't really know what end price will be
genuine suggestions would be most welcome
I will make one for anyone who asks me here if they really want one
let me know
Only suggestion I can make is to perhaps offer a neck sheath for it when you make a few of those. Combination jewelry and handy knife.![]()
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
thanks ... yes I was going to try to make something decorative
from wood or leather
with just the end ring exposed it can be used as a bottle opener
keeping the blade protected
but still look like a neckchian totem/symbol
what great taste you have in knives
cheers Flavio![]()
gollum, those mini damascus knives are beautiful!
Next paycheck...
thanks ToolFool
there has been a lot of interest in these...
someone else here has expressed a need for many of these
I will look into making more if there are some more requests
I am very busy with orders for the next 2 weeks
and I am going to a bladesmith symposium for a week from 28 Aug
but I will also be on holidays for 2 extra weeks
this will mean a nice fast turnaround for orders taken
cheers Jason
...
made this today for a customer
very challenging at this size
diameter is 0.345" or 8.8mm
thats a Bart trit in there
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Where is the glowing eyes picture?
that's beautiful!![]()
That little beauty is going to be sitting on the knob of my Spy 007
Looks cool, cant wait to see how it looks on the 007.
Cheers Kid9P...
you'll have to do a new avatar showing the other end of your Awesome spy
Err... did I say you need to send it to me for installation![]()
going to post office today ...(Tuesday here)
Great idea with the trit! Great work gollum!
I don't want to become a knife-aholic too lol
Flashlights for now.
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thank you CGD08
but ...flashlights and knives are meant to be together
jokes aside they are the 2 main things that can save your life in many emergencies.
Kid9P.. as I said posted Tuesday
you might be lucky and get it Friday
B T W .......Anyone reading this
I will be in attending a bladesmith symposium from Friday28th
and will be away for a week... please forgive any non-correspondance
.....![]()
Jason,
The more I look at it, the more I wish it was a bluer color to
match the bottom of the spy. I'm not too familiar with the material
used. Would someone be able to anodize it into a blueish color fairly
easily? Just wondering
Thanks!
Ray
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thanks CGD08![]()
heres a couple of finished pics of my latest knives finished and sold
this turned out very bling in full polish made nice neck sheath aswell
just for fun pic
this was a custom order,I think it turned out well,it will be very versatile and compact
thanks for looking
cheers Jason
Mate...you are amazing! Love your work!!!
I need to get some of your creations soon!
Cheers,
RIDE
cheers RIDE
keep a look out here for my latest stuff
Jason
Being the lucky recipient of this one, a few thoughts from me. The knife is N690, just under 5 mm thick. Made to my specs, edge is 64 mm, OAL 113 mm. His pics are better than I could ever do, so for good looking picture, see his post.
The aim of this design was a knife that looked good, but was geared towards a scalpel grip, and it definitely delivers. Most of the details are there to help with the scalpel grip. Filework on the spine of the blade for the index finger, the three holes for the thumb, the jimping on the underside helps as well. So the harpoon tip might be redundant given the filework on the spine, but I still like it. There was a bit of back and forthing with sizes and all, but it was worth it, the knife fits almost perfectly in my hand.
Oh, and the bottle opener on the handle. It works. Who says alcohol and knives don't mix?The other knives Jason made in this style all had 3 finger grips, and the bottle opener was on the other side. When I asked him for a 2 finger grip, I also asked for the opener to be moved to the other side, so that when I did open bottles, my fingers would be pressing on the spine, instead of pressing the sheath (or my fingers!) into the edge. Not so sure if it's a problem on the bigger handle, but on this one, very good decision.
Came with a neck sheath as well:
Overall, an excellent little knife that works well for what I do, and looks good as well.![]()
Last edited by Th232; 09-10-2009 at 07:01 AM.
Finning does help dissipate heat. This is why the fins are removed before cooking fish. Otherwise it will throw off the heat and not reach the proper cooking temperature. --Duglite
Genius!
If only you could make a pocket slipjoint DA..........for us UK people hog tied by locking legislation.
are you allowed small fixed blades?
I thought they were ok under 3"
thanks for the comments
and thanks to Th232 for your feedback
I am glad we could make this together
the idea of creating the ideal knife for a customer is added complication but very much worth it for the end user and gives me the satisfaction of making someone the ideal knife
I don't usually take orders because I like to let my design ideas flow as they come to me
cheers Jason
I think we can carry less than 3'' fixed but we mostly all live in urban settings compared to the others in our community here. I feel a bit weiered having a knife on my belt going to work and a fixed blade in my pocket is just asking for troubleI'm a folder through and through and already had a nice frame lock confiscated trying to get on a ferry. The van in front had a chainsaw in his van. My dinky folder, in my picknic bag, was confiscated. How I laughed!
Last edited by Paa100; 09-14-2009 at 06:42 AM.
that really sucks
the small fixed blade knives I make are ideal for pocket carry
I also have a couple of nice neck knives in damascus patterns coming very soon
If you want I will post a few other small fixed blade knives
some older ones sold and other available blades
cheers Jason
yes I actually still have this one
I swore I would make no more of these due to the strain on my eyes and fingers, so I kept one to show at a recent knifemakers get together
price is US$80 plus $5 shipping... I think thats around the 50 quid mark(?)
If you want it my paypal address is
burginjason@hotmail.com
cheers Jason