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Hello!
this is my 3rd. knife i have ever done.
push-dagger, hollow grind
materials:
steel: 420
lapacho wood
brass
leather
maki-e
natural oil finish
weight: 138 g
blade dimensions: 42×69 x 6,5 mm
knife dimensions: 120×85 mm
i hope You like it, and i don’t want to offend anyone with this title :D
-- www.padjas-siwanowicz.com
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14 comments so far
tinnman65
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#1 posted 1293 days ago
I like the title, it is what it is a chest opener. nice looking knife especially for just your third one
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dustyal
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#2 posted 1293 days ago
nice workmanship and design.
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WoodWrangler
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#3 posted 1293 days ago
Very cool … and excellent craftsmanship!
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a1Jim
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#4 posted 1293 days ago
Scary knife but super inlay
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huff
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#5 posted 1293 days ago
Awesome design and build. beautiful inlay.
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scottb
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#6 posted 1293 days ago
functional? art. hopefully less functional, more art. ;) Very nicely done. beauty!
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nmkidd
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#7 posted 1293 days ago
Well crafted piece of cutlery…..beautiful inlay.
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Dusty56
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#8 posted 1292 days ago
Are you a Doctor ? LOL Nice craftsmanship : )
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Kent Shepherd
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#9 posted 1291 days ago
Remind me to never offend you
Nice job—-SIR
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mcoyfrog
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#10 posted 1290 days ago
hee hee great knife and excellent craftsmanship
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Skillet
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#11 posted 1290 days ago
It was the title that got my attention, then the fine job just clinched it after I opened the link.
-- Skillet, Louisiana
mtkate
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#12 posted 1290 days ago
I sure hope you don’t sell those things (to guys in little dark alley ways) .... the first picture was a little unnerving…. hopefully this is a hunting implement?
Karson
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#13 posted 1283 days ago
Some great workmanship there. Nioce job.
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Diamondback
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#14 posted 1244 days ago
Beautifully done in all aspects. I’m extremely impressed! Great stuff!
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