Happy Hump-day,
This was an experimental knife, strictly speaking it was a speed an efficiency test for myself, as well as an experiment in new techniques. It's made to be completely utilitarian. It's very thin, and very light. I gave a burnt in dowel fit a try with this knife, which is a first for me, and changed my grind somewhat to extend it up through the neck. In the future I'll probably flush the dowel up completely and may cap it off with a wooden ferrule altogether just for a more tidy look. Despite my best efforts I was unable to remove the finishing wax that nested itself in the crevices around the dowel, however I did seal the end with cyanoacrylate glue before waxing, so it doesn't go very deeply.
Asking $180 U.S shipped
This was an experimental knife, strictly speaking it was a speed an efficiency test for myself, as well as an experiment in new techniques. It's made to be completely utilitarian. It's very thin, and very light. I gave a burnt in dowel fit a try with this knife, which is a first for me, and changed my grind somewhat to extend it up through the neck. In the future I'll probably flush the dowel up completely and may cap it off with a wooden ferrule altogether just for a more tidy look. Despite my best efforts I was unable to remove the finishing wax that nested itself in the crevices around the dowel, however I did seal the end with cyanoacrylate glue before waxing, so it doesn't go very deeply.
- Blade: 243mmx55mm AEB-L (63hrc) 600 grit hand finish
- Neck: 20mmx21mm
- Handle: 128mm, tapering from 25.5mmx24.0 to 23.5mmx20.5mm, scorched oak, oiled and waxed.
- POB: 45mm from handle
- Spine: 2.48mm at the neck, 1.46mm at 13cm, .6mm 1cm from the tip
- Grind: flat to convex
- Weight: 152 grams
Asking $180 U.S shipped