Named it the STIC Phoenix from an inspiration of a friend who made these from circular saw blades. I made one because I think it is a awesome blade so did it in  old sawmill steel.
This one  has an 8" cutting edge and curly maple handle with knots.
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That is very nice.

I'm not sure what it's intended use is...but I bet you could do some serious veg. chopping and kitchen prep with something like that!  Looks more efficient than a chefs knife and easier on the hand.
Nice.

I love it.  Great job Frank....

WOW! Frank you never disappoint, very cool knife. Very unique, thanks for sharing.

yeah really cool and works great choppjng veggies.thanks guys<><

Nice work brother!

Frank I have seen several different ULU's but yours is by far my favorite!

I reminds me of a wepon from Star Trek.

Steve
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very midevil looking!  awesome job frank.

That is one fantastic work of working art.  Very clever, imaginative, and functional design.  

Frank,

I'll order one of those for my wife- she's got arthritis and THAT would make her life much easier in the kitchen, my friend.

That is very, very cool!

QuoteOriginally posted by Ray Hammond:
Frank,

I'll order one of those for my wife- she's got arthritis and THAT would make her life much easier in the kitchen, my friend.

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Very nice

Frank

I LOVE it!

I found out just how useful a tool an ulu is when I lived in Alaska for 5 years.  This is by far the nicest ulu I've seen!

Thanks for sharing Frank.

Travis

Sweet ULU. Is it just me or does any one scratch their head when it comedto how they ate used. A tutorial on use, then sign me up for one!!!!

They are very useful. Thanks guys<><

Looks good....Lawren would be proud!!!