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Recently finished ( SOLD)240 mm takefu sg2 San mai gyuto with an awesome curly spalted Koa from burl source, stainless bolster , brass spacer
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1st piece out of 3 knives commissioned
 
I really feel like I am always just repeating myself... but Damn Mert.... awesome work as always
 
Last knife of the 2016 , 180mm Damascus Nakiri , asymmetrical ground workhorse , super thin behind the edge , it will be getting a matching pattern mokume guard and amboyna burl handle
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Happy New Years to everyone
 
Mert, this is beautiful!

The I love the contrast between the thin Kurochi and the bit that looks like a wide bevel (is it a wide bevel, is it stainless and what did you polish it with?) and then the edge (is it etched- I assume not a natural patina yet?). It's a very creative and really stunning pattern.

Bravo!
 
Mert, this is beautiful!

The I love the contrast between the thin Kurochi and the bit that looks like a wide bevel (is it a wide bevel, is it stainless and what did you polish it with?) and then the edge (is it etched- I assume not a natural patina yet?). It's a very creative and really stunning pattern.

Bravo!

Thanks PHIL , it looks wide bevel but it's convex , stainless clad , it is sanded to 1500 grit and etched .
I have a short suji (line knife ) in works with same Kuro uchi finish from forging , stainless clad , s grind
 
It's not always the great stuff, sometimes it's heart breaking ( or tang [emoji23])
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Even the broken ones are beautiful Mert.

I sometimes wonder if they could be made into some form of sculpture or artwork. A monument to all of the honyakis that didn't make it and the blood, sweat and tears that went into them. Probably a completely unrealistic romantic idea, bur even so...
 
How did it break at the tang like that?
 
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