.........is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."
Seriously, this one has some rather radical ladder effects from the drawing dies that I just wanted to show off.
This is a real good demonstration of what's happening when using drawing dies.
Now, to finish this thing out.
(It's W2 and 416)
(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Knives%202012/SMHctg.jpg)
holly molly... That as to be the most beautiful blade!!! Ivory handle would look really good IMO... Like fossilized Walrus tusk...
just my 2cents.... What are the specs?
David, that would really make an interesting combination!
That blade is 5"+ long and 1 1/4" wide at the widest.
Too cool! reminds me of shark teeth
Somebody else told me it was like the teeth on a two man cross-cut saw.
Stunning...I'm thinking fossilized walrus as well, or maybe mammoth. It'll be amazing whatever the handle material.
Travis
That is awsome in my opinion!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Dang it all man!!!! that is neat.
The first thought that came to my mind was
3 Dimensional, it just kinda jumps out at ya.
I'll bet whoever told you it was "like a two-man crosscut saw" had a 1st birthday somewhere near mine. Chain saws sorta spelled doom for old ways :(
Crazy pretty!!
Allan
Wow thats beautymous Karl! How ever are you going to top that? I'm sure you'll think of something!
Wow Karl! What a cool blade! Can't wait to see the finished knife! Now I'm going to show my ignorance but I have to ask-what is a drawing die? What does it do? Thanks, mike
Ok... what kind of paint did you use? Was it air-brushed? No way that's all metal... ;)
That thing is just beautiful, Karl.
:thumbsup: Two BIG :thumbsup:
Rusty
QuoteOriginally posted by Rusty Snuffers:
Ok... what kind of paint did you use? Was it air-brushed? No way that's all metal... ;)
That thing is just beautiful, Karl.
:thumbsup: Two BIG :thumbsup:
Rusty
The secret is in the paint and the glue!
Awesome! Just awesome!