One headed across the ocean.
1095/416 San Mai blade with stainless take-down fittings and Desert Ironwood handle.
(http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/kbaknife/Knives%202012/WarrenStanforda-1.jpg)
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DANG, that's pretty. Nuff said
the blade looks great, is it a forced how did you get the pattern on it
That's a real Beauty Karl, you've got that san mai down pat!!
What is the spine thickness on this one?
I think it was around .240".
QuoteOriginally posted by srtben:
That's a real Beauty Karl, you've got that san mai down pat!!
What is the spine thickness on this one?
That's not a forced pattern. It is a San Mai blade - a 1095 tool steel core sandwiched between two layers of 416 stainless steel.
QuoteOriginally posted by buckcrazy825:
the blade looks great, is it a forced how did you get the pattern on it
Thanks man
Karl this knife is awesome very dramatic wood and steel just jump out at you. As always great job.
A video for those interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRXQHC5hLdc&feature=plcp
Your work is just amazing....
I glance at this forum occasionally. I'm not a maker, but I love knives. I've always wondered about the takedown feature. Seeing the video was enlightening.
Beautiful!