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Published: 2006-03-20 19:18:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 13841; Favourites: 304; Downloads: 348
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My first deviation...
A knife. The blade is made from bΓΆhler u9 steel and is 13 cm long, sharp like devil. Central part is made from bronze. Handle is made out of redwood of unknown species - very hard and shiny. I hope someone likes it and buys it someday, so i can be one step closer to having my dream motorbike.
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gratefully used your beautiful knife here:Β milesmoody.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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This is one of my favs from you, looked at it many a time. You did an amazing job!
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Beautiful craftsmanship. I wish I would have known about this when I still had cash from my tax return.
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Similar knife would cost roughly 300 usd + shipping
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Very Nice indeed! Awesome job. The grind in the blade is a cool effect.
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How much would you sell a blade like this? That's just stunning!
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Thanx. Similar blade would go for about 200-300 dollars
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I will be keeping you in my savings. That's great!
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Thanx. It was first knife i made 100% myself.
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what was the process on carving the blade out like that?
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well - i't involved drilling and cutting with jeweller saws and then lots of careful dremmel use.
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Thanx - as you can see the tang goes through the handle so i filled it with epoxy resin and after it had hardened i riveted the end for some extra toughness - although it's not necessary and the epoxy resin should be strong enough on its own.
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i love the craftman ship of the blade and the handle, good job
i am also making a knife of my own and thanks to you ill checkout redwood for handels.
i want to ask how did you attach the handel to the blade?
once again its an awsome peice, good job.
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wow!! good works! i like this ! congratulation! nace world of metall!
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Wow....that's like the perfect mix of beauty and strength
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i just happend to stumble across your knife. an as a armour and weapons smith your knife is quite unique as it is. an u show a lot of skill which can be seen in the detail of your work. an im intrested to see more of your other works.
track me down an we could do some trade.
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thanx. you are welcome to look my gallery In case you want to trade you should contact me by msn or message here in deviantart
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Holy crap.. it's amazing and beautiful and delicate.
Beautiful work!
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Heh
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You don't just go to the store and buy one of these beauties! Very nice work here!
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Jup - i only sell my work directly to the customer. But there is deffinately a shop somewhere where you can buy magnificent handmade knives.
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This knife is not available anymore but you can order similar one from me. Depending on the difficulty of the work and cost of the materials, price may vary but it should be somewhere around 300 dollars.
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TΓΌhjad kohad keermete vahel on kohe eriti vΓ΅luvad. Need meeldivad alati.
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I hadn't noticed that it was hollow in parts from the oreview pictures. That is some very impressive work!
I can only hope that my knife turns out -half- as nice as this one. ^_^
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Thanx. I can only sugest you to be very careful.
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Nice work.The work ont he blade and guard are awesome.
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I dig the clash between the roughness of the engraving and the delicacy of the pattern.. very nice feeling to it. Neat organic feeling of the brass handle !
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Have to favorite this. I just love the negative spaces in the blade making the knotwork stand out. Never seen that before. And I'm guessing it reduces the weight of the blade? Also like how the hilt has that flowy feel.
Er, and while I may be mistaken, I think the wood might be bubinga. Lovely choice.
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Heh. it does make blade slightly lighter bus same time a bit weaker (none of my blades have broken jet). I think the beauty is the main reason 
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nope - made it with scanner. i haven mastered photography jet
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How did you do the blade? I make knives and such also, one of them is hidden in my gallery if you wanna find it. It really amazes me.
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