I've been practically stuck in the shop for two weeks.
And it ain't over.
Here's one for a fella's Christmas tree for his son.
W1 blade and stabilized Bocote handle all done up in take-down fashion.
Back to the shop.
your pics are to wide please resize and post again thanks.
Very nice, Karl. :thumbsup: What're the dimensions on this one?
That is beautiful. That has three of the things I want to try this next year: flat grinding, bocote and a hamon. Bocote is one of my favorite woods on a knife, and for some reason I have never used it on one of mine.
I wish I was stuck in the shop. I'm stuck on a pipeline construction project, hoping we'll finish up Friday so I won't have to work the weekend or Christmas.
4 7/8" blade and 9 7/8" OAL.
QuoteOriginally posted by Rusty Snuffers:
Very nice, Karl. :thumbsup: What're the dimensions on this one?
Nice work!
Looks Good Karl.
Merry Christmas.
CTT
one of the greatest compliments I can give as a knife maker to another is that I could see one of your hunters from across the room and say with certianty... thats a Karl Anderson hunter.
I have seen some knives across my room and said, "those are Karl Andersen hunters!" And I was right. Another beauty, Karl. I like it when you get stuck in your shop -- good things come out of it, even if you don't!!!! :D
Allan
Another beauty!
Vary nice Karl
Hmmmm... I kinda like being stuck in the shop some days, like when it's hovering around zero outside... ;)
Nice knife by the way. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Doug, looks like I'm going to have a couple weeks straight of that very scenario soon.
QuoteOriginally posted by Doug Campbell:
Hmmmm... I kinda like being stuck in the shop some days, like when it's hovering around zero outside... ;)
Nice knife by the way. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
That's another beautiful knife Karl. It reminds me of the one I got from you.
Lin, yours was an inspiration for this one.!
Nice!!
man that thing is a work of art. great job, love that wood.