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Kitchen Knife...Blue Backed & Finished in Osage

Started by tippit, April 29, 2015, 05:19:00 PM

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tippit

I've been having fun forging some new designs.  Kitchen knives are a little bit more challenging to forge real thin and quench without warping.  Once quenched & tempered with knife in wet sand to protect the edge, I blue backed (de-tempered) the spine with a torch.  Thus allowing for more flex in the blade.  

   

   
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Fallguy

That sure is tomato slicer / onion chopper if I ever have seen one. Bet it will do a number on jalapeno too.   ;)
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tippit

Finally finished the little chopper with a sculptured Osage handle and copper rivets.  OAL 9 1/2 inches with a 4 3/4 inch blade of 1084...tippit

   

   
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Lin Rhea

That's really a useful looking knife Jeff. Nice work.
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Roughcountry

The picture in your hand give reference to just how handy that one would be in anyone's kitchen.
The osage is a great choice, very cool knife Jeff.

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