A small kitchen knife in the Japanese style.

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Petr

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Hello to everyone who looked into my topic!
Extreme my Rabta, a small kitchen knife in the Japanese style. I don't know how to classify it , tell me who knows.
And so: steel P6M5 180mm/35mm/2mm , Hrc 64, 2/3 polished descents . Handle: stabilized Karelian birch, paper mikarta ivory prefix

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interesting - it's a bit upswept is it?
 
Yes, the butt line slightly goes in a concave arc and the handle in the continuation of the butt is slightly raised, since the blade is only 35mm wide, this improves the ergonomics of the knife.
 
Very nice work, how did you get the color so vibrant into the wood? I like the blade detail, very interesting shape.
 
how did you get the color so vibrant into the wood?

The wood on the handle is painted and stable under vacuum , it's such a bright dye, plus polishing on the finish . Similarly, the tree itself has a deep, beautiful texture, sometimes with a mother-of-pearl tint. I apologize for my English language, I write using Google, so the translation may not be correct
 
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