Carving knives

Are you also making the blades from metal stock, or are you re-purposing them
from other tool steels?

Very interesting shapes (looks comfortable), at first glance I thought they
were fishing lures.

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look at you!! Nice

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Very nice. How are they working out?

Nice work. good to see someone else make their carving gools.

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Very nice… That’s quite a undertaking.

-- Chris

Very nice Jim,

Carving tools can be very expensive.

I use mostly chisels.

I’ve made a few of my own carving chisels from old spade drill bits, They really hold an edge.

You can find them at flea markets, & garage sales real cheap. I have sold a few that I’ve made.

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I like it. These things look great. I have knifes, but can’t carve worth a darn. Good luck in your venture.

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How does the middle one of the three carve? i have seen that style before but never tryed it. Great Job !! I can never get a nice handle made.

-- Robert, mountainwoodcarving@netzero.net

So cool.

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Very nice work. One of my Christmas presents was Make Your Own Woodworking Tools By Mike Burton. So I am looking forward to making a few tools soon. Just curious what kind of steel do you use?

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Very nice.
How do you this? Tell us more.

-- Jiri

Very nice set of tools.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.