| Project by Clayton Whisman | posted 450 days ago | 869 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This is a ceramic kitchen knife I made for a friend at work. The blade is made of black ceramic (picked it up at my local Woodcraft). The handle is Afzelia Burl. I split the blank on the bandsaw the epoxied the halves back together. I then shaped by hand. The finish is Watco Butcher Block finish.
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Brian Strothcamp
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#1 posted 450 days ago
Have you used it yet? I been wanting to pick one of these up. I wasn’t too sure of the quality.
a1Jim
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#2 posted 450 days ago
That’s some beautiful wood nice work.
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Martyroc
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#3 posted 450 days ago
Beautiful work, nice choice of wood.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
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#4 posted 450 days ago
Super knife, super work!
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Clayton Whisman
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#5 posted 449 days ago
Brian, I haven’t used it because I made it for someone, but they told be their only complaint was vegetables tend to stick to the blade. I have read elsewhere that these blades will not take any side-load or they will break. So you must use these for chopping and straight-cuts only.
Clayton Whisman
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#6 posted 449 days ago
Thanks Jim, Marty and Walther!
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