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Submitted: January 16, 2008
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Submitted: January 16, 2008
File Size: 713 KB
Image Size: 87.8 KB
Resolution: 600×681
Comments: 19
Favourites & Collections: 8 [who?]
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I am still open to suggestions for the name of this knife...
This is the Finished Noname. I have had so many problems with this knife, especially with the finish of this knife. The finish kept bubbling up. It was incredibly annoying to have to do it over and over again. Although I learned how to strip coatings quickly because of this knife. I finally found out that is was bad catalyst and I was trying to set it to thick. And For some reason it looks weird in that picture I will try to take better pictures soon. Oh well...
Dimensions
Blade: 1.25inches Wide 5.5inches Long
Handle: 1inch Wide 4inches Long
Materials
Blade: Tempered High Carbon Steel
Handle: American Black Walnut
Guard & Rivets: Brass
Cost: Not sure two have been Commissioned I will know then.
This is the Finished Noname. I have had so many problems with this knife, especially with the finish of this knife. The finish kept bubbling up. It was incredibly annoying to have to do it over and over again. Although I learned how to strip coatings quickly because of this knife. I finally found out that is was bad catalyst and I was trying to set it to thick. And For some reason it looks weird in that picture I will try to take better pictures soon. Oh well...
Dimensions
Blade: 1.25inches Wide 5.5inches Long
Handle: 1inch Wide 4inches Long
Materials
Blade: Tempered High Carbon Steel
Handle: American Black Walnut
Guard & Rivets: Brass
Cost: Not sure two have been Commissioned I will know then.
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CommentsWell done! - I see nice improvement in your work quality
 - Btw - you can ech patterns in brass using FeCl or iron-chloride - may give something to it-- I think i can give away one of my seven doomsday devices and still be feared! Thank you!! That is funny you say that about this piece. I have had so many problems with this knife everything from finish troubles to regrinding the edge because it got dropped.
Thank you for the advice I will look for that and when I find it I will try brass etching. -- "Better to die on your feet than live a life time on your knees." "The beatings will continue until moral improves." "Life is not a question to be asked, it is a statement to be lived" I could speak hours from all kinds of troubles i have with my knives - just a thing when you want something made well.
 -- I think i can give away one of my seven doomsday devices and still be feared! Yeah I know the feeling. Thank you for the comment!!
-- "Better to die on your feet than live a life time on your knees." "The beatings will continue until moral improves." "Life is not a question to be asked, it is a statement to be lived" Wow... Oh my blarg... This is, I must say, a departure from what I usually see! NICE ONE! WHOOOOO! That is beautiful. The handle is amazing, and even though you had troubles, I must say it looks like it was well worth it. Very, very nice work. Amazing, bro!
Well thank you. This is the kind of work I normally do and run out of time to photograph. Unfortunately I have done better but not posted them.
-- "Better to die on your feet than live a life time on your knees." "The beatings will continue until moral improves." "Life is not a question to be asked, it is a statement to be lived" Looks very elegent- maybe try to suggest that in the name.
The brass has a wonderful shine to it- compliments the dark handle. -- A Curse is merely a Blessing in disguise. Oh, and I like the names "Curves" and "Noname". Noname sounds exotic if you don't pay attention to the spelling. Hohnahmay! ^____^
Yeah if you say it like NA-No-meh it sounds vary interesting, and exotic.
-- "Better to die on your feet than live a life time on your knees." "The beatings will continue until moral improves." "Life is not a question to be asked, it is a statement to be lived" |
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