I am up in the air about this combo.I had a beautiful piece of walnut burl that I started to shape into a wa,but I fell asleep at the sander and turned it into a pencil![]()
I am up in the air about this combo.I had a beautiful piece of walnut burl that I started to shape into a wa,but I fell asleep at the sander and turned it into a pencil![]()
I like it Mario.
It looks great to me.
Really nice!
I think it looks good. At least in the pics it does not overpower the blade.
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David (WildBoar's Kitchen)
I like it too
I dont think it is too busy at all. I like the sweeping formation of the grain, I think it works well with the dammy.
I agree with Johnny, I think it complements the blade, extends the form. Overall proportions work nicely.
Spike C
"The Buddha resides as comfortably in the circuits of a digital computer or the gears of a cycle transmission as he does at the top of a mountain."
Pirsig
I like it.
I think that the wood grain pattern might look even better with a different damascus pattern though. Something like ladder or herringbone with less of a radial pattern and more of a linear pattern would match the wood grain more closely and really set it off. Alternatively, a very defined burl or a birdseye wood grain might be a better match to that particular knife.