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A couple of blades for another maker

Started by robtattoo, October 18, 2008, 12:07:00 PM

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robtattoo

I've spent all day inna Workcave fettling these two blades.

Mr. Pennillion (  THIS GUY!  )asked me to have a bash at making him a couple of slim, flowy fulltang blades, for him to work his consummate magic on. We had a brief natter about the subject at the last EMCCU meetup & luckily a friend was on hand with his stunning Koji Hara knife. Inspiration struck (blindly, wildly swinging) & I set to designing something similar, yet a little different.

The two blades are both ground out of 3mm 01, mirror(ish) polished & hardened to 58rwc

The smaller of the two is just 6-5/8" OAL, with a 2-1/4" full height, flat ground blade with a micro secondary bevel

The larger is my first ever attempt at a dagger grind & I have to say, it were a bugger!  :D  OAL is 7-1/4" with 3-1/8" of that being blade. It is only sharp on the lower grind, although the blade is just 1mm along it's top grind/spine.

I wasn't going to post these, as they're Mik's blades, but he told me I had to post them & let everyone know that they're his & his alone!  :D







Sorry for the shonky photos. I've only just got myself the right way up after grinding that bloody dagger!   :biglaugh:
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I'm not impressed...I expect nothing but the best from Rob!!!  Beautiful grinds and polish  :notworthy:  Doc
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Rob, you know the trick for the grind, right?  ;)
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robtattoo

QuoteOriginally posted by Jeremy:
Rob, you know the trick for the grind, right?   ;)  
Eyeball it, grind, sweat & then bleed on it. Right?   :banghead:    :biglaugh:
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Beautiful Rob...Just Beautiful! That dagger came out supurb!!
That Mr. Pennillion works some pretty dang good magic too.     :clapper:    :clapper:    :clapper:   to the both "o" you guys.
I reckon so

Jeremy

It's a bit easier than that... but I think you're right about the 'bleed on it' though!

Anyone that's interested check out this link.
 Grinding  

That beautiful line to the point really does just fall into place!  try it!  ;)
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